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 1     I|          all these pardons of the treasure of the church by the misericord
 2     I|      people, and open to them thy treasure, a fountain of living water,
 3    II|       makest to thee thereof good treasure and meed in the day of necessity,
 4    II| Holofernes her to go in where his treasure lay, and to abide there,
 5    II|        and delivered to him great treasure. And the king went into
 6    II|          the apostle gave all the treasure to poor people, and the
 7    II|      distroubled which assembleth treasure in this world, and knoweth
 8    II|          that thus taketh away my treasure and quencheth the light
 9   III|           he that had found great treasure. And like as the wheat may
10   III|          that they led so noble a treasure as the body of S. Mark,
11   III|        that knew where this great treasure might be, wherefore the
12   III|          this he demanded him the treasure of S. Cecilia and of the
13   III|        sacrifice of thy gods; the treasure of S. Cecilia is ascended
14   III|            and bade him keep such treasure as he had brought forth.
15    IV|    supposed to have founden great treasure therein, and brake the vessel,
16    IV|           and opened the precious treasure of his pity, and raised
17    IV|      young man had found some old treasure. And when Malchus saw them
18    IV|         thou? For thou hast found treasure of old emperors, show it
19    IV|       young man had found ancient treasure, in such wise that all they
20    IV|        there that he had found no treasure. And he beheld them all,
21    IV|           where he had found this treasure unknown. And he answered
22    IV|        delivered all his father's treasure and his, to S. Sixtus and
23    IV|        that they should give this treasure to poor people and to the
24    IV|        and came and possessed the treasure of very riches, which is
25    IV|        where he is, so precious a treasure is more worthy to be kept
26    IV|        light without wasting, the treasure of life, howbeit that by
27    IV|  elsewhere, and so right precious treasure is more worthy to be in
28    IV|           n., sorrel. ~Iargo, n., treasure. ~aurier, n., laurel. ~Iepe,
29     V|     enforced to take away from me treasure not recoverable. And then
30     V|        christian man, whereas thy treasure is, there is thy heart.
31    VI|        had riches enough, and his treasure seemed common to all poor
32    VI|          said to the king how his treasure wasted fast, and if the
33    VI|          an ape, sitting upon the treasure, and said: What have ye
34    VI|    treasurer and found how of the treasure was borne away a great part,
35    VI|     abashed, dreading to lose the treasure of his virginity, which
36    VI|           hurt in taking away the treasure that lay there. On the morn
37   VII|          hast lost this day great treasure. For I have in my bowels
38   VII|          him into that isle great treasure without number during all
39   VII|         slew him and took all his treasure, and went with Rosamond
40   VII|           first ordained a common treasure in their church, and general