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 1     I|      good Lord that thou hast drunken, which was the work our
 2     I|     And when he had eaten and drunken a good draught of the wine,
 3     I|      stone, and when they had drunken they laid the stone again
 4     I|        and when her sheep had drunken, he kissed her, and weeping
 5     I|  drank so much that they were drunken. Then Joseph commanded the
 6    II|       sorrowful woman, I have drunken no wine ne drink that may
 7    II|       that may cause me to be drunken, but I have made my prayers,
 8    II|      in all his life, and was drunken. And at even, when it was
 9   III|     thing whereof he might be drunken, and in his mother's womb
10    IV|       had well eaten and well drunken, he was fat of this meat,
11    IV|     was fat of this meat, and drunken of the chalice, so that
12     V|      plenty of wheat. And the drunken villains of the town mocked
13    VI|       she was ravished as all drunken in the love of God, that
14    VI|     and often as she had been drunken of the sorrow and tears
15    VI|       remembrance she was all drunken, and sat in her bed. All
16   VII| Christ. And then the emperor, drunken in woodness, commanded that