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 1     I|             cast them away, and the boughs and herbs of virtues may
 2    II| concupiscence of the flesh, full of boughs among the trees of heaven.
 3   III|             reverence, and took the boughs of palm, and of olives,
 4   III|             city, a little lodge of boughs, wherein he dwelled a great
 5    IV|           were crowned with laurier boughs and branches, showing victory,
 6     V|        might he made him a lodge of boughs and leaves, always giving
 7     V|            S. Rocke had made within boughs, whereas sprang a fair and
 8     V|          they hewed down bushes and boughs and laid upon him, and he
 9    VI|      necessary that she bring forth boughs and leaves, and if it bring
10   VII|           stood a fair tree full of boughs, and on every bough sat
11   VII|       little honey that hung in the boughs of the trees, and forgat
12   VII|       sweetness of the honey in the boughs of the tree is the false