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 1     I|      out, and a window was made thereon which that the Hebrews say
 2     I|       on the water, and lighted thereon to feed her and was left
 3     I|        altar, and laid the wood thereon, and took Isaac and set
 4     I|        for witness, pouring oil thereon, and called the name of
 5     I| whosomever be hurt, and looketh thereon and beholdeth it, shall
 6    II|        colestaff, and there was thereon six shekels of iron, and
 7    II|         eyes and heart shall be thereon always. And if thou walk
 8    II|      finger and he set the ring thereon, and then she drew her finger
 9    II|         that his members should thereon be broken, for to fear the
10   III|        found the table laid and thereon three fair white loaves
11   III|     like S. Andrew's cross, and thereon he was hanged till his arms
12   III|      cart for to set S. Ambrose thereon and lead him in to exile.
13   III|         that nothing might grow thereon. Then was it showed by revelation
14   III|      the world should be hanged thereon, by whom the realm of the
15   III|        to be laid and stretched thereon, and after laid under burning
16   III|   window, and hung his chasuble thereon, whereof all the people
17   III|         that men should not put thereon their desire ne their heart,
18   III|       image of our Lord hanging thereon, to the end that they should
19   III|    joints and fingers, and made thereon the sign of the cross, and
20    IV|         against that other, and thereon they hung Corone and suddenly
21    IV|       rings of iron nailed fast thereon. And as soon as he set hand
22    IV|       so much that they arrived thereon. And the little child, whom
23    IV|       Christopher to be bounden thereon, and after, to set fire
24    IV|      also the sign of the cross thereon, and then he had great marvel,
25    IV|      this tree an owl which sat thereon, and another prisoner which
26    IV|       dread to them that looked thereon, and therefore the pride
27    IV|       not the sign of the cross thereon, and I entered then in sign
28    IV|       Laurence contumax may lie thereon. And the ministers despoiled
29     V|  buildings, but eschewed to set thereon his courage, which ever
30     V|      all to-frusshed and broken thereon, and die the sooner. And
31     V|        him, and as they thought thereon there came a voice which
32     V|      made the sign of the cross thereon, and it was converted and
33     V|       was put on the cross, and thereon he was long tormented, and
34    VI|     will, and then did do build thereon a fair church, to the which
35    VI|       of straw. And when he lay thereon, he doubted that it was
36    VI|  brochets of small needles, and thereon small rings, and this did
37   VII|    spread, and he laid him down thereon, and prayed for the grace
38   VII|        up a pillar on high, and thereon he set his god, an idol,
39   VII|         had been safe, and made thereon a fire for to dress their
40   VII|        standing in the sea, and thereon sat a naked man in full
41   VII|        and stretch out the body thereon, and put under it burning
42   VII|       end that they may cherish thereon that sweet Lamb by devout