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 1     I|      follily, and when he had perceived that he had done evil and
 2    II|   with of Judith. And when he perceived no moving of him, he drew
 3    II|       S. Anthony: Sith I have perceived that thou art so foul a
 4   III|      God, but when S. Patrick perceived it he was much abashed,
 5   III|     preached, and when he had perceived this he began to sustain
 6   III|    when Eusebius saw that, he perceived that the dedication was
 7   III|       knight. And when it was perceived, she was thereof examined,
 8   III|     people. And when S. Alban perceived this thing he bewailed and
 9   III|     waxed great, and when she perceived it she was shamefaced and
10   III|    not hide him, but that she perceived him, and thanked our Lord.
11    IV|     stark blind, and then she perceived that she had offended and
12     V|    refreshed him well, and he perceived not that he drank oil, but
13    VI|      her father, and anon she perceived that there were but two
14   VII|    joy thereof, for well they perceived that he was full of the
15   VII|     lady's nuns of the place, perceived the battle. Some of them
16   VII|      and as soon as the enemy perceived the holy man, he put himself
17   VII| maidens then passed that way, perceived the child, and came thither
18   VII|     hill may be comprised and perceived with an eye, much more stranger
19   VII|      divers places at once is perceived of divers persons. In such
20   VII|       a creature is known and perceived in divers places at once