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 1     I|      reproving them: When thou wert enemy to my Father I have
 2     I|     reconciled thee; when thou wert far I bought thee again;
 3     I|   bought thee again; when thou wert taken I came for to redeem
 4     I| mountains and the forests thou wert out of the way, I sought
 5     I|        of the evil beasts thou wert not eaten nor all to-torn;
 6     I|        Who told thee that thou wert naked, but that thou hast
 7     I|    thou go, remember that thou wert taken. Abraham prayed for
 8     I|       for to serve him as thou wert wont to do. Then I pray
 9    II|     thou not that whereas thou wert least among the tribes of
10    II|      the tribes of Israel thou wert made upperest? And our Lord
11    II|         my son, that when thou wert a little child I lent to
12    II|       body of Jesu Christ, and wert adorned with the members
13    II|    Lord ascended on thee, thou wert the power earthly, now thou
14    II|     and said: O Satheus, which wert blinded with fleshly love,
15    II|   understandest well that thou wert my chancellor many years,
16    II|    hast thou been so long? why wert thou not here with me at
17    II|   sweetly; thou fair son, thou wert sweet and debonair to me.
18    II|      that other she said: Thou wert like and semblest well thy
19   III|       mother, and whereof thou wert nourished? But I have my
20   III|        Ursian, do not so, thou wert wont to heal other and now
21   III|      to perdurable death. Thou wert come to the victory, now
22    IV|       high voice: Victor, thou wert born in a good time, and
23    IV|        father and doctor, thou wert not guilty of such a death.
24    IV|   pains of my deliverance thou wert my midwife, and in all my
25    IV|     him and said: Because thou wert in my church, and thou settest
26    IV|     the king said to him: Thou wert nourished among wild beasts,
27    IV|       the same price that thou wert, he was deacon and read
28    IV|   tears of thy father for thou wert dead, and I remained alone
29    IV|        saith: Persecutor, thou wert wood against the martyr
30    IV|        thee mother which never wert touched, all features and
31    IV|       in riches more than thou wert tofore. And he promised
32     V|         Bernard asked him: And wert thou in glory? And he said:
33     V|     late have loved thee. Thou wert within and I was without,
34     V|        deformed and foul. Thou wert with me, but I was not with
35     V| amiable to all men, which only wert worthy to bear the ransom
36     V|     thee to consider what thou wert late and what thou art now,
37     V|       be the day in which thou wert born contrary to me, for
38    VI|        been beguiled, for thou wert a frail man, but now thou
39    VI|        Christ for us, for thou wert the first flower of the
40    VI|    debonairly. Alas! thou that wert my trust, my comfort and
41   VII|       three witnesses. If thou wert an angel or a celestial
42   VII|        was Katherine whom thou wert wont for to know, and because
43   VII|    James said: Lord, when thou wert great thou wouldst be made
44   VII|        should say to him: Thou wert an orphan and I have taken
45   VII| brought thee out thereof. Thou wert poor and I have enriched
46   VII|      tell me in what land thou wert born, and the cause why