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 1     V| others, commanded to cast the hood of him into the fire, and
 2     V|   again to the friar, and the hood , was taken out of the fire
 3    VI|     serpent sprang out of his hood and fell down dead at his
 4   VII|       to wit a gown without a hood, and in the guise of monks
 5   VII|     looking on the earth, his hood before his face, that he
 6   VII| happed once that a gown and a hood both of like cloth which
 7   VII|        gave the said gown and hood to a poor man. He held hospitality
 8   VII|   ready to give him, took his hood and gave it to the said
 9   VII|       his death he had on his hood instead of kerchief about
10   VII|      only to have touched his hood. A man dressing the wheel
11   VII|    ceased and ebbed away. The hood which he gave to a poor
12   VII|    poor man received the said hood, as it may be believed,
13   VII|    sent to him again the said hood, whereof was great and marvellous