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 1    II|   commanded that he should go barefoot upon burning coals or else
 2    II|    the coals and went on them barefoot, and he said: Me thinketh
 3   III|       that holy monastery but barefoot, because so many holy saints
 4   III|     clothing, and he went oft barefoot and seldom ware any girdle.
 5   III|     people, which people were barefoot and had clothed them with
 6    IV|   Then they made him to stand barefoot upon burning coals, and
 7    IV|   promised that she should go barefoot unto his relics, and if
 8    IV|       and he made his wife go barefoot upon burning ashes fifteen
 9     V|       him go out to the cross barefoot. And anon Lambert went out
10     V| Lambert went out to the cross barefoot in his hair, and was there
11     V|       to be led all the night barefoot upon sharp stones, on which
12    VI|    time follow the procession barefoot and without linen smock,
13   VII|       before her a fair child barefoot, clothed in purple, with