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 1     I|      the soul that aboundeth in plenty of flesh, and hath but few
 2     I|    seven years to come of great plenty and commodious, and the
 3     I|    years of great fertility and plenty in all the land of Egypt,
 4     I|     years shall consume all the plenty of the first years. The
 5     I|        town. There was so great plenty of wheat that it might be
 6     I|      gravel of the sea, and the plenty thereof exceedeth measure.
 7     I|       passed the seven years of plenty and fertility that were
 8     I|          whereas we sat and had plenty of bread and flesh; why
 9     I|       God sent to them so great plenty of curlews that two days
10    II|      was as great abundance and plenty of gold and silver in those
11    II|     country when there shall be plenty of goods. For when ther
12    II|      that Timothy had had great plenty of riches, which he demanded
13    II|     nature, another of overmuch plenty of meats, and the third
14    II|        for I have seen of great plenty of beasts which environed
15   III| presence of the Holy Ghost, and plenty of good manners. Or she
16   III|        anon began to grow great plenty of goods throughout all
17   III|   entered into that place great plenty of people all white, to
18   III|   bishops, religious, and great plenty of other people of the city
19   III|       and slew and chased great plenty. After this he did do call
20   III|       wine he would put therein plenty of water, and in his refection
21    IV|        he wept abundantly great plenty of tears, in such wise that
22    IV|         to Christopher so great plenty of virtues, and such grace
23    IV|   savour of the wine, he put in plenty of water, and in his refection,
24    IV|         the apostles with great plenty of them of the church, with
25    IV|      was accompanied of all the plenty of the church. And some
26     V|       truth, but there above is plenty of science, and on high
27     V|       country, and caused great plenty of goods. And when he had
28     V|       assembled in a town great plenty of wheat. And the drunken
29    VI|          In whose time shall be plenty of peace, both to the church
30    VI|       scurvies, there ran great plenty of blood and matter on the
31    VI|    blood, that is scarceness in plenty, which David had, largesse
32    VI|        sins, heaping and having plenty of merits and receiving
33    VI|       her life and known, great plenty of virtues. It is read that
34    VI|      Christ. And many other and plenty of virtues shone in her,
35    VI|        herself first cast great plenty of ashes upon her head,
36   VII|     chastity, for she had great plenty of riches as she that was
37   VII|        had about his neck great plenty of fish, which he cast down
38   VII|       also took with them great plenty of precious stones, and
39   VII|         and showed to him great plenty of riches, more than ever
40   VII|  glorifying God, and with great plenty of lights burning, bare
41   VII|       as he celebrated his mass plenty of tears fell from his eyes
42   VII|       great and solemn holidays plenty of meat to be dressed and
43   VII|        Lord, and namely thereas plenty and abundance of his praising
44   VII|       solemn, in signifying the plenty and the multitude of mirths
45   VII|          n., river.~foison, n., plenty.~fraitour, n., refectory.~