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1     I|     red, and thy vestments as trodden or fulled in a press? Our
2   III|       reaping, that ground so trodden bare more corn and better
3   III|      other fields beside, not trodden, did. And the high altar
4     V|      off heads and hands, and trodden under the feet of the horses,
5     V| should find that the bull had trodden and traced with his feet.
6     V|    because they should not be trodden with the feet of them that
7    VI|  which had deceived thee, and trodden him under foot, now thy
8   VII|      s parable of the, v. 66.~Trodden fields fruitful, iii. 196.~