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 1     I|     Austin: Whoso drinketh one drop of delights of paradise,
 2     I|        paradise, the which one drop is greater than all the
 3   III|     blood of innocents run and drop off. By what presumption
 4   III|      in her field fell not one drop. Another time as she was
 5    IV|      all wet about him, and no drop came nigh him the space
 6     V|    them had deserved to have a drop. And then Theodolina, queen
 7     V| clothes that he ware, ne never drop of water touched his coat
 8    VI|      our fathers, et cetera, a drop of the fervent oil sprang
 9    VI|      and that other let fall a drop of his sweat on it, and
10    VI|       his sweat on it, and the drop pierced through his hand
11    VI|     love of charity, like as a drop of water in a furnace, and
12    VI|     the preaching, had not one drop of rain, and they that went