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 1    IV|         his pleasure he set Rome afire, which burned seven days
 2    IV|          and rosin, and set them afire. And when it was ready,
 3    IV|      succeeded, which did do set afire a great furnace, and Christine
 4    IV|         street, which street was afire. To whom the people came
 5     V|      This that thou hast not set afire shall not burn thee, for
 6     V|  providence, and set the garners afire. And when he knew it he
 7    VI| mid-night all that straw was set afire. Martin arose and supposed
 8    VI|          of her presence set him afire. And because she might have
 9   VII|      palace, whose heart was set afire upon this husband that she
10   VII|         living, provoked and set afire in her love the provost,
11   VII|          Moses saw a bush all on afire and yet it burned not, and