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 1     I|        Rachel her sister abode barren, which then Leah bare a
 2     I|         Rachel, seeing herself barren, had envy to her sister
 3     I|    prison; I shall be as a man barren therewhiles, without children.
 4    II|        Hannah had none but was barren. The good man at such days
 5   III| Elizabeth thy cousin, which is barren, hath conceived a child
 6   III|       famine, and the land was barren that nothing might grow
 7   III|         for the holy woman was barren. They had great desire to
 8   III|   ancient, and my wife old and barren. The angel answered and
 9   III|      she being old of age, and barren by nature of her body, hath
10    IV|        that the earth had been barren and brought forth no fruit.
11     V|       our Lord, ne he that was barren should be among them that
12     V|        reproach. That thou art barren is to thee no reproach by
13     V|   people was Sara, and she was barren unto the ninetieth year,
14     V|        And was not Rachel long barren? And yet had she not after
15     V|     And yet were their mothers barren. Thus mayst thou believe
16     V|      as she shall be born of a barren mother, so shall be born
17    VI|     misfortunes. First she was barren, and also there arose under
18    VI| husband, for she had been long barren. And the king promised her