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1   III|  without eating fish, ne milk, eggs, or white meat, in which
2    IV|    bridge with her lap full of eggs, and a reckless fellow struggled
3    IV|    with her, and brake all her eggs. And it happed that this
4    IV|      the woman let him see her eggs, and anon he lift up his
5    IV|       his hand and blessed the eggs, and they were made whole
6    IV|        flesh and all fat meat, eggs, cheese and wine; she ate
7   VII|        stones fell as great as eggs and were square, which were
8   VII| accustomed pittance he ate two eggs. He never within the space
9   VII|     and the pilgrims, ii. 175.~Eggs broken and made whole again,