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 1     I|    dreading that beasts should devour him, or if he went forth
 2    II|       came a great fish for to devour him, whom Tobias fearing
 3   III|       thither two lions for to devour him. But he had never dread
 4   III|   hither, for this dragon will devour me! Then the monks ran,
 5   III| brought a terrible lion for to devour him, but anon by the virtue
 6    IV|     command that dogs come and devour him. And suddenly there
 7    IV|   deceivers be gathered for to devour me, bringing written, all
 8    VI|      not, but be ignorant, and devour them that be taken, and
 9    VI|    satiate with them that they devour. And then he commanded them
10    VI|      he had done tofore for to devour some child. And it happed
11   VII|     unicorn that he should not devour him, and in fleeing he fell
12   VII|      mouth open and desired to devour him. Upon the sliding place
13   VII|      of hell which desireth to devour all creatures. The sweetness
14   VII|     for the beasts be ready to devour him. Then S. Simeon answered: