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 1     I| ordinance of nature, and alway remained a virgin. And this holy
 2    II|      blyven, pp. of 'beleave,' remained. broches, n, pointed rods.
 3    IV|      just and good people, but remained behind at the feet of our
 4    IV|      so sweet-smelling that it remained there by the space of seven
 5    IV|      for thou wert dead, and I remained alone and sorrowful. And
 6    IV|     burnt, and that other part remained whole, so that on the morning
 7    IV|    grew so suddenly that there remained a great part, and the priest
 8    IV|   woman bare in her belly, and remained virgin after the childing.
 9    IV|        childing, the virginity remained without any hurting or dissolution,
10     V|      years and six months, and remained a pure virgin unto the end
11    VI|      after long time fell, and remained in the overest part of the
12   VII|       that night, and yet much remained of it both of drink and