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 1    II|     and saw him play with his bird, which said to his fellows,
 2    II| yonder old man playeth with a bird like a child. Which S. John
 3    II|  recreation. The eagle is the bird that flyeth highest, and
 4    II|       of his way as soon as a bird flying, like as he was wont
 5   III|       after this that a black bird, that is called a merle,
 6   III|   sign of the cross, anon the bird vanished away. And after
 7   III|     unto a place desert where bird, ne fowl, ne person dwelleth.
 8    IV|      thief. ~There was a tame bird kept in a cage whicb was
 9    IV|     and would have taken this bird and pursued after. And the
10    IV|    and pursued after. And the bird being in great dread cried:
11    IV|       fell down dead. and the bird escaped harmless. ~Also
12    IV|     thought there came a fair bird which flew up to heaven
13    IV|       by thy bedside. And the bird that thou sawest flee up
14     V|      as the falcon taketh the bird, right so took he Jesu Christ
15     V|  changed him sometimes into a bird by his art magic, and sometimes
16     V|    was neither like woman nor bird, but appeared Cyprian as
17     V|  There was also, on a time, a bird on a fig-tree beside his
18     V|      his hand and called that bird, and anon the bird obeyed
19     V|       that bird, and anon the bird obeyed and came upon his
20    VI|       water as she had been a bird, and made her to light upon
21    VI|      she answered and said: A bird came between me and the
22    VI|      in the modulation of the bird as in the expulsion of the
23    VI|  expulsion of the devil. That bird that was between her and
24   VII|     on every bough sat a fair bird, and they sat so thick on
25   VII|      S. Brandon commanded the bird to tell him the cause why
26   VII|     so merrily ; and then the bird said: Sometime we were angels
27   VII|    wise we may. And then this bird said to S. Brandon: That
28   VII|    was on Easter day that the bird said these words to S. Brandon,
29   VII|   again to ship. And then the bird of the tree came again to
30   VII|       told you, and then this bird flew to his fellows again.
31   VII|  birds was, and then the said bird welcomed S. Brandon and
32   VII|     on the tree. And then the bird told to S. Brandon that
33   VII|      of our Lord there came a bird and brought to them a great
34   VII|     Jesu Christ. And then the bird of the tree of the island
35   VII|       An archer took a little bird called a nightingale, and
36   VII|     him his wisdoms. Then the bird said: Study never to take
37   VII|     well. And then he let the bird go as he had promised. And
38   VII|      Lake of Lausanne, v. 21.~Bird calls on S. Thomas of Canterbury,