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 1     I|      is showed in likeness of breath, which is a spirit of the
 2    II|    issued so great out of his breath and of his members without
 3    II|       every day slew with his breath more than three hundred
 4    II|    slayeth every day with his breath more than three hundred
 5    II| departed, to the end that the breath of him spring out by the
 6   III|   venomed the people with his breath, and therefore the people
 7   III|     neither speak ne draw his breath, but S. Peter made on him
 8   III| corrupted the people with his breath that they all were sick,
 9    IV|      began within him to lack breath and sigh for fear. And as
10     V|     that he neither dare draw breath ne speak after that Bartholomew,
11     V|    mine eyes, and like as the breath departeth not from the mouth
12    VI|       choked him, so that his breath was stopped, and so died
13    VI|     unnethe he might draw his breath, also he had in his foot
14   VII|     that, he gave up the last breath with a sweet dour and savour,
15   VII|     heard him not drawing his breath, but an odour as of a precious