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 1     I|     standeth the curse, but in bringing forth of children is a blessing.
 2     I|        dream. synechdoche, n., bringing together. ~terebinth, n.,
 3    II|     come to thee from far, and bringing gifts shall worship in thee
 4    II|     three manners, that was by bringing witnesses, by disputations,
 5    II|        kings were gone without bringing him any tidings, he thought
 6    II|        judgment, and black men bringing forth his wicked deeds,
 7   III|    dove descended from heaven, bringing unto Faustin and Jonathan
 8   III|      caitiffs misbelieving, in bringing them to the faith. He was
 9    IV|     gathered for to devour me, bringing written, all the evil deeds
10    IV|    laudings and praisings, and bringing her with thankings and lauds
11    IV|     was subdued to bearing and bringing forth children in sorrow
12    IV|       ne spot of corruption in bringing forth so great a son. For
13     V|      him their devout servant, bringing with them an instrument
14     V|      in the way of penance and bringing again and this is signified
15     V| wherefor they wept. Thirdly in bringing strength for to take away
16     V|       offering the desires and bringing gifts, and moveth her and