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1    II| precious stone, Iying in the mire of a valley, thou wouldst
2    II|      ring out of the dirt or mire, and they may not. Thus
3    II| there of my lords now in the mire, how many in the rain, how
4   III|      brought him into a foul mire that was set about with
5   III|     and aided him out of the mire and water, and said it was
6    IV|     was cast out into a foul mire, and then after, was this
7    VI|   way upon stones and a deep mire under, and full of filth;
8    VI|    that she fell in the deep mire and filth, and then she
9    VI|    thy dignities as filth or mire. And then sentence was given