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 1     I|  confessing his luxury which is stinking, like thus as he said: Sire,
 2     I|     were the bodies of dead men stinking, whereof is said in Scholastica
 3   III|         Victorine into foul and stinking water, and there was drowned,
 4    IV| departed and left Iying there a stinking and rotten carrion. And
 5     V|      that she was a foul ordure stinking, wraped in gay array. And
 6    VI|      Crisaunt was enclosed in a stinking prison by the commandment
 7    VI|        slide and fall into that stinking river, and the righteous
 8    VI|      sick, which had his visage stinking like carrion, and she share
 9   VII|       damosel was more foul and stinking than all the other ordure.
10   VII|         filth, and into foul or stinking waters, but all this availed
11   VII|        holy Erasmus out of that stinking pit, and did smite sharp
12   VII|   woodness cast him into a foul stinking pit, and let it be shut