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 1     I|    and the plantation of the vine in a land propice. Like
 2     I|      said: Methought I saw a vine had three branches, and
 3    II|  dread, every each under his vine and fig tree from Dan unto
 4    II| second example is that, in a vine be three things, the stock,
 5    IV|    of this generation of the vine tofore I shall drink it
 6    IV|     the field not eared, the vine not cut, the olive bearing
 7   VII|      of him that tilleth the vine, for to burgeon and bring
 8   VII|   thou seen the stock of the vine, that when the branches
 9   VII|    the cutting? Then  if the vine be cut because he should
10   VII|     Christ which is the very vine? And then the butcher cut
11   VII|     them a great branch of a vine full of red grapes, by which
12   VII|   the Goden Legend, iv. 199.~Vine cuttings form S. Clare's