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 1     I|           double pain that she is run in, and as for the trespass
 2     I|         and conduits for water to run in. And for these things
 3     I|         He ascended as a giant to run in his way, and tarried
 4     I|          sexto: To Jesu Christ we run for refuge, for to keep
 5     I|      floods of living water shall run. And that same saith he
 6     I|          The third sign is for to run over out, as it appeareth
 7     I|           suddenly a hog cry, and run hither and thither among
 8     I|          church, like as they had run upon it, and the second
 9    II| commandment of our Lord? And hast run to robbery and done evil
10    II|       began offending his feet to run to meet his son, giving
11    II|         shall see you, they shall run into the tent of their prince,
12    II|         his see the oil ceased to run, and when he was restored
13    II|       temple lift up a glaive and run the apostle through and
14    II|          day assigned, on pain to run in his indignation, and
15   III|       whom the blood of innocents run and drop off. By what presumption
16   III|         thee to thy first health, run and hie thee and take the
17   III|           swords to compel him to run about till all were drawn
18    IV|        the miscreants made one to run him through with a sword,
19    IV|         fire and a spirit he hath run throughout all the world,
20    IV|           us to obey her, than to run into the ire of her God,
21    IV|           the chariot, they would run hither and thither, and
22    IV|    against the vices, which shall run over all and vanquish the
23    IV|         art my fellow, thou shalt run with me, and we shall be
24    IV| Righteousness said to the sinner, Run with all thy thought unto
25    IV|          instigation. ~avale, v., run down. ~axes, n, agues. ~
26     V|          eagerly. The voices have run in mine ears, and thy truth
27     V|        heart, and then tears have run down and I was well eased
28     V|       other side. And he began to run after it till that the star
29     V|         wedded he should not only run to the offence of the king,
30     V|         not, they should swear to run upon them as rebels, to
31     V|         hope of reward, but shall run in great torment and pain.
32     V|           angel saith to another: Run and speak to the child.
33     V|    victory, and commanded them to run on their enemies at the
34     V|         to the brethren, and they run in the number of angels.
35     V|           the fields and began to run hither and thither desiring
36     V|        And then the lion began to run joyously throughout all
37    VI|        and games of battle, as to run here and there, and feigned
38    VI|       Huns saw them they began to run upon them with a great cry,
39    VI|           which was accustomed to run on the people, and came
40    VI|          then his sons would have run to him and have discovered
41   VII|       said: These be my sins that run after me, and I see them