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 1     I|   time, which is in March, is hot and moist. The second, in
 2     I|     The second, in summer, is hot and dry. The third, in harvest,
 3     I|    the mouth, which is light, hot, sweet, and necessary to
 4     I|       motion. Secondly, he is hot for to enflame the hearts.
 5     I|     compared to wind which is hot, whereof is said in the
 6     I|    said: Be not thy vestments hot, for it availeth little
 7     I|       and he took and put the hot coals in his mouth and burned
 8    II|    nest above there fell down hot dung of them on his eyes,
 9    II|   into a vat or a ton full of hot oil in the presence of the
10    II|     without; he had his flesh hot and dry chauffed, his feet
11    II|     their blood in a bath all hot, and thereby he might be
12   III|  fever took him, so great and hot that he knowledged that
13   III|      coats of iron burning as hot as fire on that one side,
14   III|     white loaves of bread all hot which were of marvellous
15   III| assembled, and was then right hot, this Arian said to S. Peter
16   III|     of tongs of iron, burning hot, and then the devil began
17   III|   cold water spring up in the hot sandy ground, and so high
18   III|      that she took the loaves hot out of the oven secretly
19   III|      home he was taken with a hot fever ague, which vexed
20    IV|    the weather was then right hot. And which of the two shires
21    IV|     Then he commanded to cast hot scalding water in his fresh
22    IV|      head a cross of iron red hot and burning, and then after,
23    IV|      pitch molten and burning hot on his head, and hung him
24     V|      is an humble herb and of hot nature and well smelling.
25     V|     and well smelling. He was hot inburning love, humble in
26     V|     feet, his eyes flaming as hot fire, and cast out sparkles
27     V|     as the month of August is hot by heat, so is he enchauffed
28     V|      or make warm. For he was hot and burning, first in the
29     V|     of God, and after, he was hot and burning in getting and
30     V|    souls, and thirdly, he was hot in destroying the false
31    VI|     when he is roasted by the hot sun, he throweth himself
32    VI|       coldness they should be hot in devotion. In no place
33   VII|    and burnt her breasts with hot fiery brands, and as half
34   VII|       when the fire was right hot and the meat nigh sodden,
35   VII|    the land temperate, ne too hot ne too cold. And at the
36   VII|    not guilty by the proof of hot iron. And then after, came
37   VII|     the fire which oil was so hot that they were there about
38   VII|     at the lips of him with a hot and burning iron, in sign
39   VII|   copper, and made it glowing hot, and put it upon his holy
40   VII|     it should be made glowing hot, and so put it upon the