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 1     I|     Laban said to him: I have founden grace in thy sight; I know
 2    II|    thy life because thou hast founden such counsel, come therefore
 3    II|       to the abbot: Thou hast founden good brethren. Then answered
 4    IV|  vessel; and supposed to have founden great treasure therein,
 5    IV|      kalends of August, as is founden in her story; and it is
 6    IV|      in vain, when I have not founden the greatest Lord of the
 7    IV|    And then in this city were founden seven christian men, that
 8    IV|  answered that he had nothing founden, but it was come to him
 9    IV|       the sooner. Then it was founden that he had drunk in the
10    IV|      of new wine if it may be founden of a ripe grape, in some
11    IV|   again, and then anon it was founden all whole. It is read in
12    IV|      had two ears. And it was founden then that the emperor died
13    IV|    four things, like as it is founden by the sayings of S. Maximin
14     V|     and come again for I have founden here a penny in my mantle,
15     V|       of the martyr, and were founden in the year of our Lord
16     V|        and at the last he was founden on high on the mountain
17    VI| sought of Rictius Varius were founden amending and clouting poor
18    VI|     honour of them. And it is founden in divers places, of S.
19    VI|    fifty-five years, and then founden there by a noble woman of