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 1     I|     Pharaoh unto the son of the caitiff that lay in prison, and
 2    II|        weepings for you; O poor caitiff that I am, what shall I
 3    II|         cried: Alas I sorrowful caitiff come to the death of my
 4    II|         forth my daughter, very caitiff that thou art, and forth
 5   III|         bitterly and cry, alas! caitiff that I am, what shall I
 6   III|        whom S. Blase said: Poor caitiff, know thou that I am servant
 7   III|        devil said: Alas! alas ! caitiff that I am, I doubt me that
 8   III|          Then said S. George: O caitiff, tell me how may thy gods
 9    IV|       dead but alive, but thou, caitiff, thou shalt die of an evil
10    IV|        strongly and said: Alas! caitiff, alas! What shall I do?
11     V|         and how unhappy and how caitiff am I ! What shall I do that
12    VI|      what he should do with the caitiff. And the virgin commanded
13    VI|     child which is meschant and caitiff, and pray thee, right sweet
14    VI|         Clare said to her: Thou caitiff, go and confess thee of
15    VI| vouchsaufed to comfort me, poor caitiff. Sire, I loved him much
16   VII|         saying: O! wretched and caitiff, lo! Porphyry, which was
17   VII|         shall we not bring this caitiff to death? Then found he