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 1     I|         wrath. And then is he full naturally of ire. In harvest we fast
 2     I|  melancholy. The melancholious man naturally is cold, covetous and heavy.
 3     I|         which be in things created naturally, and the enchanter, by help
 4     I|          said Father, because that naturally he loveth us, as saith S.
 5     I|            people that have law do naturally the things that be of the
 6     I|         any beast of the earth and naturally deceivable, for he was full
 7    II|          in the air, which was not naturally fixed in the heaven as the
 8   III|       without gall, and the turtle naturally chaste, for when she hath
 9   III| withoutforth; for like as hairs be naturally for to adorn the head, right
10    IV|           To whom he answered that naturally he hated virtuous men, and
11     V|           time he met a leper whom naturally men abhor, but he remembered
12    VI|            the skin were redressed naturally, and he went upright and
13   VII|           a similitude or likeness naturally, that is, that of food of