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 1     I|  granted to them. How hard and sharp things hast thou suffered
 2     I|    pricked with the quality of sharp thorns. The visage which
 3     I|   saith: There is nothing more sharp ne more strong that a man
 4    II|        gather together all the sharp shells and prick them in
 5   III|       with the pike, which was sharp beneath. The king had supposed
 6   III|     the most straight life and sharp that might be, forty-seven
 7   III|        heretic and an Arian, a sharp man and so hard that he
 8   III|     which were full of swords, sharp and cutting on both sides,
 9   III|      bitter by reason of right sharp and bitter pain, for he
10   III|     the lord's will made ready sharp brochets of iron, and enforced
11   III|  heretic, but this heretic was sharp, aigre, and so full of words
12   III|  through briars and thorns and sharp stones, that the blood in
13   III|        him next his flesh in a sharp hair and hard, for great
14    IV|  contemplation, sought a right sharp desert, and took a place
15    IV| brought Christopher about by a sharp desert. And after, when
16    IV|    than an horse, having teeth sharp as a sword, and horned on
17    IV|     where she led a hard and a sharp life. She eschewed flesh
18    IV|        they might not go up so sharp rocks, in such wise that
19    IV|      thou hast bounden me with sharp chains and leadest me away.
20     V|  brother, I know well that one sharp travail shall give understanding
21     V|   black than thunder, the face sharp, the beard long, his hairs
22     V| singing the canticle of grees, sharp arrows and coals wasting,
23     V|       his doings well ordered, sharp in assoiling questions,
24     V|       passed alone through the sharp and thick deserts. And as
25     V|        the night barefoot upon sharp stones, on which the water
26    VI|  conversation. The eagle is of sharp sight, so that he beholdeth
27    VI|    their back. Who among these sharp and strong pains praying,
28    VI|        resplendent by charity, sharp by verity, brandished by
29    VI|         Martin was clad with a sharp clothing, blue, and with
30    VI|   toward himself, and hard and sharp.~Severus saith in an epistle
31    VI|  gather fair flowers among the sharp thorns, than to eat the
32    VI|       She had sometime done so sharp penance that her body ne
33    VI|        him. And then he took a sharp rod and beat the maid, that
34   VII|        of iron, environed with sharp razors, cutting so that
35   VII|    predications, she was right sharp in rendering reason, as
36   VII|     and coulters and swords of sharp iron were fixed on the right
37   VII|    took on her these great and sharp torments. And then this
38   VII|     that he should give him no sharp words, for a child is better
39   VII|       should be smitten with a sharp dart into the breast. And
40   VII|      and through his body with sharp spears. The which S. Demetrius
41   VII|    stinking pit, and did smite sharp nails of iron in his fingers,