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 1     I|     and tender beauty, and the strange and sometimes monstrous
 2     I|        not many. They sought a strange king, and the Jews sought
 3     I|   witness. For if the words of strange women were reputed for leasings,
 4     I|   again his creatures from the strange jurisdiction, and he was
 5     I|     give her to thee than to a strange man; dwell and abide with
 6     I|  saying: I was a stranger in a strange land. She brought to him
 7     I|      Thou shalt not worship no strange ne diverse gods. That is
 8     I|      original, where Voragine, strange to say, follows the Latin
 9    II|     have served false gods and strange, and so do they to thee.
10    II|        you, but go and worship strange gods, and honour them, I
11    II|       Egypt, and have followed strange gods, and them adored and
12    II|  overmuch women, and specially strange women of other sects; as
13    II|     they made him honour their strange gods, and worshipped Ashtareth,
14    II|       God and worshipped other strange gods, so oft have they been
15    II|       their God and worshipped strange gods, wherefore they were
16    II|      but I am come alone, in a strange habit; for my father which
17    II|       his son, for he which is strange in his living spareth his
18    II|     such thing as we defend to strange nations, for so should cruelty
19   III|      she might be wrapped in a strange sheet when she should die.~
20   III|      child and lead him unto a strange land. And anon he found
21   III|        of gena, that is to say strange, and of syor, that is little,
22   III|    receive virtues in himself; strange by despising of the world,
23    IV|         she found two monks in strange habit, and she supposed
24    IV|     and for the cruelty of the strange people, and for the darkness
25    IV|      with him, but he was of a strange language, and they were
26    IV|        that which he kept in a strange vesture? It pleased him
27     V|        hands. She would refuse strange breasts, for like as she
28     V|      increase by the help of a strange mouth. But the tongue increaseth
29     V|  scripture.~And after that the strange people had occupied that
30     V|         should come to see the strange woman that was there dead;
31     V|      sayers, and said that, ne strange ne evil words annoy ne hurt
32    VI|       that our Lord had been a strange man, and he received him
33    VI|       mother is delivered to a strange husband. And thus sorrowing
34    VI|        of Eustace, so that the strange man had not to do with her
35    VI| demanded of him if he knew any strange man named Placidus, and
36    VI|        rest, and was much over strange and hideous to look on.
37    VI|       and to go with them into strange countries, and to be drowned
38    VI|      shall take from thee this strange likeness, and shall give
39    VI|    been of that time, but were strange, they said that they knew
40   VII| henceforth we shall be to thee strange, ne we shall not dwell with
41   VII|        and my wife, be made so strange to me, then how much more
42   VII|      shall choose every year a strange man and unknown for to be