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 1     I| churches a dragon with a great tail is borne. And aid and help
 2     I|      bear a dragon with a long tail filled full of chaff or
 3     I|      after the cross, with the tail all void, by which is understood
 4     I|       hand and hold him by the tail; he stretched forth hie
 5    II|        and making joy with his tail. And the blind father arose
 6    IV|        side, head like a lion, tail like a serpent, and defended
 7    IV|     unto the navel. He had the tail short and raised up on high,
 8    IV|        fountain, and wound his tail about the legs of the ass,
 9     V|     beating the earth with his tail that, he constrained them
10     V|       and fawned them with his tail, like as he had demanded
11    VI|      traces and steps with his tail when he fleeth, so that
12   VII|       night and day to put his tail in his mouth, but for greatness