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 1     I| themselves for his body hurt and wounded by them. And they may not
 2     I|      their beatings have cruelly wounded and torn the most precious
 3     I|          body he was touched and wounded, from the plant of his foot
 4     I|    fiery-serpents, which bit and wounded many of them and slew also.
 5    II|         archers followed him and wounded him sore. Then said Saul
 6   III|        the ground and there they wounded him full piteously. And
 7    IV|    delight in sorrowing? Many be wounded with the death of their
 8     V|    afeard and spring out, but he wounded and hurt the holy man, which
 9     V|         threw them, and hurt and wounded many of them. Then the judge,
10     V|     error and ignorance, and was wounded and left as half dead; and
11    VI|   ministers that pained them and wounded them cruelly. Then Rictius
12    VI|         yet nevertheless she was wounded to the heart with a dart
13    VI|         many that he was through wounded, and that one arrow smote
14   VII|       that this Lineus was there wounded to death. And when the emperor