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 1     I|       his axe. Elisha put his bourdon in the water, and anon the
 2     I|       ayenbar, n., redeemer. ~bourdon, n., a staff. ~can, v.,
 3   III|      thou mayest, and take my bourdon in thy hand, and thou shalt
 4   III|      touch his body with this bourdon and anon he shall arise
 5   III| corpse he touched it with the bourdon like as S. Peter bade him,
 6   III|      S. Marcial delivered his bourdon, with which she touched
 7   III|        S. Marcial held up his bourdon against the fire and anon
 8   III|    besoins, n. (Fr ), needs. ~bourdon, n., a staff. ~brochets,
 9    IV|     and in the right hand the bourdon of the poor pilgrim that
10    IV|      by the way, and held the bourdon for a spear, and the sack
11    IV|    all angry, and lift up the bourdon, and feared the devils that