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 1     I|        waves in the water, and horrible thunder and lightning whereof
 2     I|      anon the porter black and horrible among them in silence began
 3     I|    night was so fearful and so horrible a great noise, as that the
 4     I|       defamed. It should be an horrible thing to see him in a high
 5     I|      darkness was so great and horrible that they were palpable,
 6    II|       in their wits and made a horrible cry in their tents. And
 7    II|       to God, and anon came an horrible thunder, which feared them
 8    II|     moved a great storm and so horrible a torment that all they
 9    II| smitten with one semblable and horrible sickness on all their members,
10    II|        wailings, weepings, and horrible cries of souls which burn
11    II|      had committed a great and horrible sin, and durst not be shriven
12   III|    torments, many and great an horrible, for to adore the idols.
13   III|    visions and seen grisly and horrible pains, of whom there be
14   III|      of a gentleman had such a horrible disease in his throat that
15   III|   child, and his face foul and horrible, so that he seemed a monster
16   III|      all about him all full of horrible people and black which had
17   III|      the fiend departed with a horrible noise and cry, and said,
18   III|      of him why he had done so horrible a sin. And he meekly answered
19   III|       two wild heads, grey and horrible, issued thereout, which
20    IV|    their visages. And when the horrible time came of their end that
21    IV|       her. And then appeared a horrible dragon and assailed her,
22    IV|       which a knight cruel and horrible came to him and demanded
23    IV|    that time there was a great horrible dragon which appeared at
24    IV|     middle of them a cat right horrible, which was more than a great
25    IV|       water whole, and anon, a horrible dragon issued out of the
26    IV|  escaped and eschewed then the horrible flame of the fire perdurable
27    IV|       of the body, see not the horrible ne wicked spirit ne fiend,
28    IV|        And anon a knight, much horrible, came, sitting on an horse,
29    IV|        and he was tormented by horrible sorrow, and he required
30     V|        for I saw in her a sign horrible, and lost anon all my virtue.
31     V|      sware and conjured him by horrible oaths that he granted to
32     V|    seen on his shoulders right horrible and great. And from then
33     V|      death which is to all men horrible and hateful, he admonished
34    VI|      bridge was a flood, foul, horrible, and full of stench, and
35    VI|       and then there came some horrible black men and did all that
36    VI|     met at Paris a foul leper, horrible to all men, and he kissed
37    VI| Valentine Despole, which had a horrible malady, that he fell of
38    VI|        should torment her with horrible torments. Then sat the judge
39   VII|        heaven. And a dragon of horrible great form lay under the
40   VII|     soon after came to them an horrible fish which followed the
41   VII|    morn the fiends came with a horrible noise, saying that they
42   VII|        trump, and showed to me horrible coming of the judge. And
43   VII|       the bottom of this pit a horrible dragon casting fire, and
44   VII|        bodies disordinate. The horrible dragon is the mouth of hell
45   VII|      they led him into a right horrible place, full of all filth
46   VII|        so great thunder and so horrible, that some issued out of
47   VII|        filth, which rendered a horrible stench. And by this torment