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 1     I|    solace. And thus as I bare a linen kerchief in my bosom, our
 2    II|       clothing of a herald, all linen full of holes, and in every
 3   III|       and they had ne sheets ne linen cloth but to dry their hands,
 4   III|       he did do bring smocks of linen cloth and said to them that
 5   III|  hardily and took the smocks of linen cloth and threw them in
 6    IV|  youngling standing, and with a linen cloth cleansing thy wounds.
 7     V|        gold. And then he took a linen cloth and bound his eyes
 8    VI|         took from the painter a linen cloth and set it upon his
 9    VI| procession barefoot and without linen smock, and at the preaching
10   VII|     work of his hands, he had a linen cloth in his bosom for to
11   VII|       Aldegonde gave a piece of linen cloth, such as princes wear,
12   VII|         saw the chrisms and her linen cloth thus employed, she