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 1     I|       hold and say that the blood sprang out of his head. Whereof
 2     I|          the stones of the marble sprang into the visages of them
 3     I|          such wise that the blood sprang out. Thus Jesu Christ called
 4     I|        them in desert, abovesaid, sprang water out of a stone, to
 5    II|         marble, a fountain of oil sprang out from the head unto his
 6    II|     fountain of water sourded and sprang up, and quenched it all.
 7   III|           Judas of his desire, he sprang into the garden of his father
 8   III|          iron that he hewed with, sprang out of the helve and fell
 9   III|         rested upon a branch that sprang out, whereof he took none
10   III|            and suddenly his staff sprang out of his hand with a great
11   III|          of our Lord, sourded and sprang there a fair well or fountain
12   III|           clear water sourded and sprang up in that same place, the
13   III|           of this holy man Alban, sprang up a fair well, whereof
14   III|         which the oil sourded and sprang like water in a well or
15    IV|       fifty times. From his wound sprang out milk into the clothes
16    IV|          solemnity. And forthwith sprang up in the same place, whereas
17    IV|          the earth, and forthwith sprang up there a fair well, whereof
18    IV|        his bonds in his neck, and sprang down without hurting, and
19    IV|          s lap, which yet sucked, sprang out of the lap of his mother
20    IV|           in the fire a while, it sprang out all safe. And then one
21    IV|          saved and not burnt, but sprang out of the fire without
22    IV|         there. And then the devil sprang upon the tables and said
23    IV|        great howling. And the man sprang down from his horse and
24     V|       made within boughs, whereas sprang a fair and bright well,
25     V|      hounds and beasts. And there sprang a man in the middle among
26     V|        said so, one of the arrows sprang into the eye of the emperor,
27     V|           wont to be. And then he sprang up and espied the hunters.
28     V|          beaten that his entrails sprang out of his belly, and then
29     V|          the blood gushed out and sprang in the face and on the head
30     V|        her bed, and without shame sprang into her bed and embraced
31     V|          fire, but anon the flame sprang far from them and slew many
32     V|          well come to himself, he sprang out of his bed for joy,
33     V|       sight of them all the sword sprang out afar as it had been
34     V|           in his hands, and there sprang out anon a serpent venomous.
35    VI|          this holy king S. Edward sprang so marvellously about to
36    VI|    holiness and fame of S. Edward sprang about so that, a citizen
37    VI| flourished, whom Maud the empress sprang of their seed, and it brought
38    VI|           pains praying, the awls sprang from their ongles and nails,
39    VI|           drop of the fervent oil sprang into the eye of Rictius
40    VI|        thing when Rictius saw, he sprang and fell down himself in
41    VI|     departed from the company and sprang into the thickest of the
42    VI|         fell to the ground, there sprang up a fair well giving out
43    VI|         had said thus the serpent sprang out of his hood and fell
44    VI|         anon a well or a fountain sprang up and grew into a great
45   VII|           his head, and the brain sprang out of it.~
46   VII|           to-broken and the brain sprang out, and so he accomplished
47   VII|         torn clothes, and anon he sprang out of his chair and fell
48   VII|         when the king felt him he sprang up and took his sword, but