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 1     I|          their sins they shall be loosed, and of whom ye retain,
 2     I|        that the timber may not be loosed. And thou shalt make it
 3    II|         coming down from Bethulia loosed and unbound him, and brought
 4    II|            and took his sword and loosed it, and of when she had
 5   III|          his arms, and reverently loosed it from the bough, and set
 6   III|        hands were bound with were loosed, whereof some of the paynims
 7   III|   remembrance that they have been loosed and unbound by the prayers
 8    IV|        sudary, he was unbound and loosed from all the enchanting
 9    IV|         with which he was bounden loosed. And when he had been sold
10    IV| marvellously, and unbound him and loosed his chains, and sent him
11    IV|           and anon his hands were loosed from the bier, but yet the
12     V|           on a time. as a man had loosed his tongue to missay of
13     V|           lest thou be taken, and loosed him and let him go. ~And
14     V|      bonds? God forbid that he be loosed of his bonds, and departed
15     V|          brake up the prison, and loosed his bonds and brought the
16    VI|           the bearing, his sinews loosed and were reached out. And
17    VI|           up, and felt his sinews loosed, and then he arose up and
18    VI|            and his spirit was not loosed from prayer. And as he lay
19    VI|        much benignly and joyously loosed and delivered from the flesh,
20   VII|           that his soul should be loosed from the body by temporal