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 1     I|    Christ. ~When the world had endured five thousand and nine hundred
 2     I|        Some hold that his pain endured unto the seventh generation,
 3     I|   mawmetry and idolatry, which endured long and yet doth. Then
 4     I|     was blood. And this plague endured seven days, and whatsomever
 5     I|     they were palpable, and it endured three days and three nights.
 6     I|       all the labour that they endured and how our Lord had delivered
 7    II|     and S. Thomas which accord endured not long, for the king varied
 8   III|    abode as long as the sermon endured, and it stretched no further
 9   III|    tree upon his grave, and it endured there unto the time of Solomon.
10    IV| emended to preaching, and that endured almost to night, the residue
11    IV|    came anon again to him, and endured unto his life's end. And
12     V|      joy certainly hath little endured, and it shall be to me a
13     V|      the women gouty. And this endured in the same town unto the
14    VI|       great light, which light endured as long as he was in the
15    VI|     him up. And as this strife endured, this knight that saw these
16    VI|      of child. And the travail endured long, and she was in point
17    VI|    salt, and when she had long endured this, that her body was
18    VI|      me. And when she had long endured this pain, the judge comnnanded
19   VII|        this discord and schism endured eighteen years, within which