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 1    II|       and bear ye to him of your jewels, and pray ye him that he
 2    II|        their patrimony and their jewels, tidings came to the knowledge
 3    II|          Agnes precious gems and jewels, which she refused to take,
 4    II|          given to me many better jewels, which hath fianced me by
 5    II|         precious stones and with jewels of gold, he hath set in
 6    II|         Fr.), claws. ouches, n., jewels. ~phitoness, n., witch.
 7   III|      borne away by night all the jewels and parements of the said
 8   III|      found all the parements and jewels that had been borne away,
 9    IV|         in one tomb the glorious jewels, the bodies of S. Laurence
10    IV|       smaragdos, n., emeralds or jewels. ~soler, n., an upper chamber. ~
11    VI| worshipfully with livelihood and jewels. And at that time pope Leo
12   VII|          they brought tofore him jewels, horses, and beasts of all
13   VII|       smote the crucifix, v.130.~Jewels restored at Paris, iii.