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 1     I|        the water, and horrible thunder and lightning whereof the
 2     I|     the time of tempest and of thunder, they set out the cross
 3     I|     Ghost he made moving as of thunder, and of wind, vehement and
 4     I|    never none like tofore, and thunder and fire that it destroyed
 5     I|        waxed clear, they heard thunder and lightening and saw a
 6    II|      and anon came an horrible thunder, which feared them all,
 7    II|     woman was smitten with the thunder unto the death. And the
 8    II|     they had been smitten with thunder, and so lay by the space
 9    II|      up for my lord is come as thunder, and hath healed us; and
10    II|     earthquaver, lightning and thunder, that many of the paynims
11   III|     Lord, and anon it began to thunder and to lighten, and the
12   III|       and to hail, lighten and thunder, in such wise that every
13   III|       air began to trouble and thunder, the earth to tremble, the
14   III|       were smitten to death by thunder and lightning. Then the
15   III|        smitten to death by the thunder, promising to him that if
16    IV|        that the great force of thunder and lightning that came
17    IV|     anon there was heard great thunder, and a dove descended from
18    IV|  Boanerges, that is the son of thunder, and James the More. He
19    IV|         He was said the son of thunder, because of the sound of
20    IV|      which, with the stroke of thunder, was all tobroken. Our Lord
21    IV|        that a great tempest of thunder and lightning descended
22    IV|       the deaf, and doubted no thunder. And thus Laurence brake
23    IV| defended the sentence from the thunder of evil people. ~
24    IV|     the cart were smitten with thunder. And that same Peter which
25    IV|    after came a great noise of thunder, and a whirlwind brought
26    IV|         And after this a great thunder knocked at the house with
27     V|      Ethiopian more black than thunder, the face sharp, the beard
28     V|        our Lord made it for to thunder and break all the idols,
29     V|       had said that, anon came thunder and lightning from heaven
30     V|       death with one stroke of thunder. And the altar of Jupiter
31    VI|    fair weather, came so great thunder and lightning that the temple
32    VI|    into coals by the stroke of thunder. And the king bare the bodies
33   VII|     all peril of lightning and thunder, and from all perils of
34   VII|     church, there was so great thunder and so horrible, that some
35   VII|        iii. 224.~—why rung for thunder and tempests, i. 105.~Berengarius,