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 1     I|        be their creed, never set foot in those stone-written records
 2     I|   wounded, from the plant of his foot unto the top of his head
 3     I|          them a way for to go on foot, and the flood of Jordan,
 4     I|         place to rest ne set her foot on, she returned unto Noah
 5     I|          people of Canaan at the foot of mount Mamre. And Lot
 6     I|       rough from the head to the foot, and he was named Esau.
 7     I|       the plant of his brother's foot in his hand, and he was
 8     I|          arose. He halted on his foot, and therefore the children
 9     I|       shall no man move hand nor foot in all the land of Egypt.
10     I|       thy reign and put it under foot, and shall rule and govern
11     I|     midst of the Red Sea all dry foot; for the water stood up
12     I|     tables and brake them at the foot of the hill, and ran and
13    II|         for from the sole of his foot unto his head there was
14    II|     blains from the plant of his foot unto the top of his head,
15   III|        great stone, and his left foot was all tofrushed, but as
16   III|       his staff, upon the king's foot, and pierced his foot with
17   III|          s foot, and pierced his foot with the pike, which was
18   III|       for to draw water, and his foot slode so that he fell into
19   III|       from the earth well nigh a foot and a half, and began to
20   III|        of England, went forth on foot to York; and when he came
21   III|        no man might pass over on foot, and yet by miracle of our
22   III|       people might safely go dry foot over the river, and also
23    IV|        ground, and set her right foot on his neck saying: Lie
24    IV|      said thus, she took off her foot and said to him: Flee hence,
25    IV|          him and kept him at the foot of the Mount St. Michael.
26    IV|     troubled, fled, and hurt his foot that unnethe he might come
27    IV|          lead them and to go dry foot with them upon the sea in
28    IV|      upon the coals burning bare foot, whereof S. Laurence is
29     V|         And the holy man put his foot at him, and commanded him
30     V|         contaimng the space of a foot where had God made greatest
31     V|         serpents, which were ten foot long, and would have flown
32     V|       the lion showed to him his foot being hurt. Then he called
33     V|      that done, the plant of the foot of the lion was sore hurt
34     V|       only for the health of his foot, but also for their profit,
35     V|          smote the tomb with his foot, and said: An evil death
36     V|    pillars. Or Ionicum is said a foot of versifying which hath
37    VI|  overthrown as he smote that one foot with that other, and yet
38    VI|        other, and yet the sadder foot saved all, and kept him
39    VI|       breath, also he had in his foot a marvellous swelling and
40    VI|       felt no disease but on his foot, and when he came among
41    VI| delivered of that disease in his foot. And at night, when he went
42    VI|         put down his hand to his foot to feel how it was, and
43    VI|         moral beast and hath his foot cloven, by which is discretion
44    VI|         of an ox, which hath the foot cloven, by which the virtue
45    VI|      thee, and trodden him under foot, now thy faith shall appear.
46    VI|        he would have passed, his foot slid that he fell half over
47    VI|   serpent stretched him from the foot of S. Leonard along upward
48    VI|         tree and took to her his foot to kiss by great humility.
49    VI|       she should take her by the foot, for to awake her, and on
50    VI|       have taken her lady by the foot, and took her husband's
51    VI|           and took her husband's foot, which suddenly awoke, and
52    VI|        which lifted up his right foot and showed a place to the
53    VI|   lightly in the place under the foot of the lamb, and anon a
54    VI|       that all they might go dry foot thither, and there they
55   VII|       the great toe of the right foot, and S. .James said: The
56   VII|          and S. .James said: The foot of Jesu Christ was pierced
57   VII|       Then they came to his left foot and cut off the little toe,
58   VII|      then they cut off his right foot, and S. James said: Now
59   VII|       Then they cut off the left foot, and he said: Thou art he,
60   VII|    ground, which was hurt on the foot by a beast, which prayed
61   VII|         off, the fourth time his foot is smitten off. It is forbidden
62   VII|       baptized, and had then one foot in the fontstone and that
63   VII|       the less, and withdrew his foot that was in the font, and
64   VII|      body, cruel of sight, eight foot long of his stature, his
65   VII|        palm long, his forehead a foot large, he smote with one
66   VII|        he held him on that other foot, but the vermin fell to
67   VII|        chapel or church, but her foot swelled by such manner that
68   VII|      could not help himself with foot ne with hands. His friends
69   VII|         man that was hurt in his foot, which was slit asunder.
70   VII|         diocesans, ever going on foot, preached sometimes upon
71   VII|         work for fault of half a foot of length, after the prayer
72   VII|        Egypt, the which, setting foot on ground, occupied and