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 1     I|     out again, it was like a leper's hand. Our Lord bade him
 2     I|  Miriam was smitten and made leper and white like snow. And
 3   III|      that was said Simon the leper, whom our Lord healed of
 4   III|      and by the way he met a leper asking help, and when S.
 5    IV|     delivered; he cleansed a leper, he healed the members broken
 6     V|  know me.~On a time he met a leper whom naturally men abhor,
 7    VI|      books, that Abgarus was leper, and Thaddeus took the epistle
 8    VI|   for he met at Paris a foul leper, horrible to all men, and
 9   VII|      cloth that he gave to a leper, which was bought with the
10   VII|     was within his palace, a leper came there that began to
11   VII|   Barbary. Then answered the leper to the holy man: Alas, sir,
12   VII|    deemed and held him for a leper Which man with great haste
13   VII|    monk of the said abbey, a leper, an abominable, and as then
14   VII| within the mouth of the said leper without any abomination.
15   VII|        wicked. ~mesel, n., a leper. ~moyenant (Fr. ), by means
16   VII|     Earl, vision of, vi. 19.~Leper and S. Martin, vi. 148.~—