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 1     I|       brought tofore him. Pilate ware always the garment of our
 2     I|   admonisheth us that we be well ware to anger father and mother
 3    II|           And under his habit he ware the habit of a monk, and
 4    II|      great reverence, S. Anthony ware this coat and clad him withal
 5    II|       his rich clothing, that he ware, and anon the poor man sold
 6    II|           and buy some necessary ware, and when thou hast so done,
 7   III|      barley bread and water, and ware always the hair. After that
 8   III|          these enchanters? Be ye ware and keep you, that they
 9   III|         me at his death: Be well ware that for no torment that
10   III|      divers relics of saints. He ware none other clothing, and
11   III|          oft barefoot and seldom ware any girdle. The life that
12   III|         bare and sklavin that he ware should be buried with him,
13   III|        John, dwelling in desert, ware an hair made of the hair
14   III|         camels. Some say that he ware the skin of a camel, in
15   III|        with gems and ouches, and ware gilt girdles with precious
16    IV|        neck relics of saints. He ware none other clothing. He
17    IV|          and whole, and was well ware ever after to do against
18    IV|   despoiled of his habit that he ware as a christian man, and
19     V|        all men wonder on him. He ware many years the hair, and
20     V|      long as he might hide it he ware it. And when he saw that
21     V|         of the vestments that he ware in desert. And then they
22     V|     entered into his chamber and ware the hair, and kneeled within
23     V|       looked, and anon they were ware that he was marked with
24     V|   wetting of his clothes that he ware, ne never drop of water
25    VI|       him of his mantle which he ware, which mantle I bear on
26    VI|       they espy them that be not ware, they take them that know
27    VI| apparelled, yet nevertheless she ware always the hair on her bare
28    VI|       never king's daughter that ware such a habit ne seen spinning
29    VI|   grieved them not. Their mother ware hard hair for our Lady's
30    VI|          a while, of custom they ware the hair every day, and
31    VI|           living a holy life and ware a shirt of hair full of
32    VI|   clothes of gold, but under she ware the hair. And she hearing
33   VII|        secretly that he could he ware under his clothes the hair,
34   VII|     years before his death he ne ware but coarse cloth, russet
35   VII|        and sometimes a stone. He ware ever the hair under his
36   VII|         servitude of the spirit, ware for a shirt a stamin or