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 1    II|        feast shall be turned into lamentation and wailing. And when the
 2    II|   worshipping God, and with great lamentation and weeping, with one will
 3    II|           and made all that night lamentation saying: Ah Lord, how many
 4   III|        the poor people made great lamentation for him. But anon the wicked
 5   III|           When S. Marcial saw the lamentation and the sorrow that they
 6    IV|       Rome to see what sorrow and lamentation their wives would make.
 7    IV|         dead, and, whiles he made lamentation for him, it was old to the
 8    VI|       king, seeing the sorrow and lamentation of his people, which wept
 9    VI|          in which was written the lamentation song, by this book is understood
10    VI|       which also be contained the lamentation of the passion, the joy
11    VI|         daughter, they made great lamentation for her death because they
12   VII| parliament, with great sorrow and lamentation, and taking their leave,
13   VII|        there was great sorrow and lamentation among christian men, saying:
14   VII|        the grail that may signify lamentation and embracement of penance.
15   VII|           signifieth, penance and lamentation or mourning. And in this
16   VII|      tract signifieth weeping and lamentation, for the passion of our