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 1     I|  first by the star unto the crib or racke; the second by
 2     I| Christ whom they saw in the crib. And hereof is it said in
 3     I|    bed was duresse and hard crib, for curtains of gold and
 4     I|  hete when I see him in the crib, a poor mendicant, and over
 5     I|  And his throne the rack or crib? They that frequent this
 6     I| also the child Iying in the crib, but take heed also how
 7     I|    the Virgin Mary into the crib or rack. He descended into
 8     I|    not low nor cry when the crib shall be full, like as he
 9     I|   put in the rack or in the crib. The third, that he was
10     I|     from the belly into the crib. The third, from the crib
11     I|   crib. The third, from the crib into the world. The fourth,
12     I|     hide him, took a little crib of rushes and wickers and
13     I|     when she saw the little crib or fiscelle she sent one
14   III|    poor clouts Iying in the crib or in the rack, and how
15   III|    to repute me to kiss the crib in which our Lord wept as
16    IV|     him and laid him in the crib, she went with him into
17     V|     himself to abide by the crib of our Lord. And then his