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 1     I|  entend not more to empty the purse of his subjects than to
 2   III|      procurator, and bare the purse for all the other, and stole
 3   III|      put his hand anon to his purse, for he remembered not that
 4     V| Apulia, he found in his way a purse full of money, and when
 5     V|     commanded him to take the purse, which then found therein
 6     V|       would obey and took the purse in his hands, and there
 7     V|  habit, and a shilling in his purse, and went to her in a city
 8   VII|      our Lord when I bare his purse, wherefore it doth to me
 9   VII|     him upon a bench, and his purse hung down in which his letters
10   VII|   much to see what was in his purse, and opened it and saw the