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 1     I|        disciples in habit of a pilgrim, and for these things the
 2    II|       on a time when a certain pilgrim came to the rich man, he,
 3    II|    oxen to make a feast to the pilgrim that was come to him, took
 4    II|     sin when he might. ~Then a pilgrim came and began to smite
 5    II|    woman if she would that the pilgrim should enter. And she said;
 6    II|      one went and demanded the pilgrim. The pilgrim answered to
 7    II|      demanded the pilgrim. The pilgrim answered to the messenger
 8    II|        was demanded of him the pilgrim answered: In the heaven
 9    II|      messenger demanded of the pilgrim, and he answered him: Go
10    II|      to fetch and bring in the pilgrim, but he found him never
11    II|        to some person who this pilgrim was which had delivered
12    II|      put him in the habit of a pilgrim for the deliverance of him.
13    II|     the gate in the habit of a pilgrim for to demand alms: and
14    II|        should give alms to the pilgrim. He followed him as he went
15    II|       S. John in likeness of a pilgrim came to this king and demanded
16    II|      finger and gave it to the pilgrim. After these many days,
17    II|       S. John in likeness of a pilgrim, and that he should make
18    II|     may not come, for I have a pilgrim upon me Iying, that I may
19    II|     poor man in the habit of a pilgrim came to S. John and demanded
20   III|      that she would become the pilgrim of Jesu Christ, for the
21   III|   laver for to give water to a pilgrim for to wash his hands by
22   III|   great humility, and anon the pilgrim vanished away, whereof S.
23   III|        said of gero, that is a pilgrim, and gir, that is detrenched
24   III|      is a councillor. He was a pilgrim in the sight of the world,
25   III|       him S. Mark in form of a pilgrim, tucked and made ready for
26   III|    departed, he went unto this pilgrim secretly, and said to him
27   III|      other in this world but a pilgrim passing.~There was at Meaux
28    IV| besought him not to suffer his pilgrim to perish, ne to be there
29    IV|     him. Alas! what shall this pilgrim do, that seeth his wife
30    IV|  breast of his mother? And the pilgrim wept strongly and said:
31    IV|       sooth. And then the good pilgrim received his wife and his
32    IV|       of S. James to bury this pilgrim, and that he should say
33    IV|      likeness of S. James to a pilgrim, and told to him many things
34    IV|        the bourdon of the poor pilgrim that I helped by the way,
35     V|        him with the habit of a pilgrim, and covered his head with
36     V|   scrip on his shoulder, and a pilgrim's staff in his right hand,
37     V|  offence, that he suffered the pilgrim to lie without the hospital,
38     V|      default, saying that: The pilgrim was smitten with the pestilence
39     V|        to Rocke and said: Holy pilgrim, I desire to do to thee
40     V|     valley. And S. Rocke, as a pilgrim doing penance, entended,
41     V|   named Astaroth, and he, as a pilgrim, abode there. In that idol
42     V|   profoundly answered. And the pilgrim demanded after at the master,
43     V|     and then they sent for the pilgrim, and he was vanished and
44     V|    speech sheweth thee to be a pilgrim? And she said: Verily I
45     V|        she said: Verily I am a pilgrim, and seek Savien my brother
46    VI|    Also he said he saw there a pilgrim that, when he came to the
47    VI|      in his house. There was a pilgrim which returned from the
48    VI|       closed therein. And this pilgrim prayed strongly S. Leonard
49    VI|     that he should deliver his pilgrim, and on the morn he supposed
50    VI|     night S. Leonard took this pilgrim and brought him out of the
51    VI|      king of paradise his poor pilgrim, and the good lady also
52    VI|      pity on me that am a poor pilgrim, and receive me into thine
53    VI|       thy son, which is also a pilgrim. When Euphemius heard speak
54   VII|        was come from Rome as a pilgrim, and was arrived within