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 1    II|    hands of the children his scholars, whom he had taught and
 2    II|    taught and learned, which scholars slew him with their pointelles,
 3   III|  where he lay and taught the scholars, and the rod with which
 4     V|     it, and therein were the scholars of the arts liberal, and
 5    VI|     divinity in schools, his scholars and hearers profited more
 6    VI|  whole week. And many of his scholars by his teaching and ensample
 7    VI|     was there ere any of his scholars came, and fell in slumbering,
 8   VII|     and one of our clerks or scholars may overcome her. And the
 9   VII|     English, and said to his scholars: Learn ye, my small children,
10   VII| question was moved among the scholars of Paris how the accidents