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 1     I|      time and season was alway green and tempered; and all that
 2    II| glossario, Silvester is to say green, that is to wit, green in
 3    II|     say green, that is to wit, green in contemplation of heavenly
 4    II|     Amiens flowered and became green, and the sun which by his
 5   III|    morrow they found the stake green and bare leaves. And when
 6   III|        is good for herbs being green, the second to vines, and
 7    IV|  forthwith incontinent it bare green leaves, and suddenly it
 8    IV|   clearness, and was like to a green rod whose leaves shone like
 9     V|   brought me unto a right fair green, and after said to me: Return
10    VI|     answered in these words: A green tree cut from his stock
11   VII|      full fair island, full of green pasture, wherein were the
12   VII|    devoured all thing that was green in trees and in herbs, and