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 1     I|        saith the author of pity hanging on the cross divided offices
 2     I| testament that Jesu Christ made hanging on the cross. Secondly,
 3     I|       consider how his life was hanging, and in great jeopardy.
 4     I|       many that they dried them hanging on their tabernacles and
 5    II|       cross he made this orison hanging on the cross, as S. Austin
 6    II|        him a cluster of raisins hanging on a tree, which he laid
 7    II|         shalt thou find my body hanging at an hook, which is not
 8   III|         his meditations, he had hanging on the wall in his chamber
 9   III|        and an image of our Lord hanging thereon, to the end that
10   III|     bear of Almaine, the tongue hanging out, and foaming like a
11    IV|      written sith that our Lord hanging on the cross commended her
12     V|      said Bartholomew, as a son hanging over the waters. That is
13     V|       the beard long, his hairs hanging unto his feet, his eyes
14     V|        arrows. The arrows abode hanging in the air on the right
15     V|        and finished his life by hanging. And after this the holy
16    VI|        for I have a great stone hanging over my head. And he was
17    VI|      with a great coarse mantle hanging here and there upon him,
18   VII|      crucifix, and saw our Lord hanging on the cross, which was
19   VII|   sheets, for coverlet, and for hanging, only a little straw. Ever