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 1     I| ladies, and gentlemen, as the story of the Recuyel of Troy,
 2     I|    boil. And hitherto is this story called apocryphum read.
 3     I|     witnesseth S. Luke in the story of the Acts of the Apostles,
 4     I|    Septuagesima beginneth the story of the Bible, in which is
 5     I|  which is read the legend and story of Adam which followeth. ~
 6    II|            Here beginneth the story of Judith which is read
 7    IV|  August, as is founden in her story; and it is read in another
 8    IV|   accord enough with the said story, and Josephus saith in his
 9     V|   same place the folly of the story Iying, saying that as the
10     V|     Iying, saying that as the story saith, like as they followed
11   VII|  Albigenses, iv. 175.~Alboin, story of, vii. 108.~Alcuin's letter
12   VII|    iii. 266.~Bede, Venerable, story of, vii. 120.~Bells of Sens
13   VII|       229.~Capons' (Sir John) story of David's penance, ii.
14   VII| Alexis, vi. 205.~Eustace, S., story of under name of Alexis,
15   VII|      king, germ of W. Morris' story of the, vii. 134. ~Manuscripts,
16   VII|      Cooks, i. 164.~Nero, the story of, iv. 24.~Nicholas recovered
17   VII|       Nightingale and archer, story of the, vii. 92.~Nobleman'
18   VII|     Benet, iii. 81.~Rosamond, story of, vii. 108.~Roses in the
19   VII|    Andrew, ii. 109.~Veronica, story of, i. 83.~Versailles, miracle