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 1     I|  wonderful tales as those of the childhood of Moses and the history
 2     I|     subduntur, etc. O infancy or childhood, to whom the stars be subject,
 3     I|           thy servants, from our childhood unto now, and our fathers
 4     I|        said that Moses did it of childhood and ought not to die therefore,
 5    II|       name Tobias, whom from his childhood he taught to dread God and
 6    II|        that he had done from his childhood, tofore the angels. Then
 7    II|   Valerian bishop. He was in his childhood set to study, where by divine
 8   III|         of noble lineage. In his childhood he was made canon of Paris
 9     V|         had been deceived in his childhood by the enticement of some
10     V|        royal kindred. And in his childhood he was informed in holy
11     V|     Christ. And Cyprian from his childhood had been an enchanter, for
12     V|           began to have from his childhood great reverence to S. Denis,
13    VI|      began from the nativity and childhood of Jesu Christ, and so proceeded
14    VI|      nourished with her from her childhood. And this holy man did this
15   VII|     tofore Pepin, began from his childhood to have S. Denis in great
16   VII|           Then the child of holy childhood fatherless, abode and dwelled
17   VII|           Of which good life and childhood his debonair mother enjoying
18   VII| scriptures. From the time of his childhood he loved chastity, so that
19   VII|       the parts of Italy. In his childhood he loved and served God