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 1     I|        that he is not departed in pieces ne asundered in his members,
 2     I|         to thy brother a thousand pieces of silver, this shall be
 3     I|    Benjamin he gave three hundred pieces of silver, with five garments
 4    II|          of the Philistines, five pieces of gold and five mice of
 5    II|          and also the vessels and pieces of gold that ye have paid
 6    II|         hounds drew his body into pieces, in such wise that a black
 7    II|          commanded to bring forth pieces of iron burning, and made
 8    II|           should anon break it in pieces. And the apostle kneeled
 9    II|          ouches, the small broken pieces of gems he reformed into
10   III|           the candle brake in two pieces, and that one half abode
11   III| negligence, and was broken in two pieces. And when S. Benet saw his
12   III|          anon the vessel brake in pieces, which was of glass. When
13   III|          body was all tobroken in pieces. And after he did do take
14   III|      olive. So each of these four pieces was of one of these trees.
15   III|            and all to-hew them in pieces, and because their members
16    IV|        glorious body abode in two pieces on the ground. After that
17    IV|      cross and he brake it on two pieces. And then they made the
18    IV|      earth, and brake them all in pieces, and said to them that were
19    IV|     Donatus gathered together the pieces of the chalice and made
20    IV|           his hand and rent it in pieces, and after, said to S. Donatus:
21    IV|         with rods and staves, and pieces of iron burning were laid
22    IV|          cut that part into small pieces, and cured and healed therewith
23    IV|    weeping, gathered together the pieces and laid them on the altar,
24    IV|         Fr. destrancher, hewed in pieces. did do make=caused to be
25     V|         and break the idol all to pieces, and he issued out and destroyed
26     V|          off his head twenty-five pieces of gold. And then he took
27     V|           and breaketh you all to pieces? Tell me, I pray thee, in
28    VI|      showed that he had hid three pieces of gold, and thereof sorrowed
29    VI|           dunghill, and the three pieces of gold with him, saying:
30    VI|           mantle therewith in two pieces in the middle, and gave
31    VI|          broken, and amended with pieces of other colour.~Her father,
32   VII|            ought to be smitten in pieces for the love of God. And
33   VII|         last hewed him into small pieces, and the pieces were cast
34   VII|        into small pieces, and the pieces were cast to birds and beasts
35   VII|         last crave him into three pieces, and then returned again.
36   VII|     mother by force and hew it in pieces and bring them to me; and
37   VII|          is parted or broken into pieces, in every part of it appeareth
38   VII|        fell down and brake all in pieces, and consumed into ashes
39   VII|          detrenched. pp. hewed in pieces.~detty, adj., due.~empesh (