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 1     I|      cross was the torment of thieves, and if the cross was then
 2     I|      which was the justice of thieves is now become the sign of
 3     I|    avarice of the usurers and thieves. ~Whereof is read that an
 4    II|   time, when the Jew was out, thieves came and robbed all his
 5    II|     for to keep my goods from thieves, wherefore have ye not kept
 6    II|       shall have pain for the thieves. I shall avenge my loss,
 7    II|    great marvel, for when the thieves departed the goods, the
 8    II|    his array, appeared to the thieves, and said to them: Wherefore
 9    II|      goods. And thus came the thieves to the way of truth, and
10    II|       suffer clerks that were thieves to have the execution of
11    II|  maketh lecherous, she maketh thieves for to slay, and the angry
12   III|      that their gods had been thieves, ribalds, and men of abominable
13   III|     Loye and said to him that thieves had borne away by night
14    IV| profit to find the truth, for thieves have peace among them. And
15    IV|     gone, he followed them as thieves, and bare them on hand that
16     V|    when he felt her he cried: Thieves! thieves! And she fled,
17     V|   felt her he cried: Thieves! thieves! And she fled, and lighted
18     V|     did tofore, and he cried: Thieves! thieves ! And the thief
19     V|        and he cried: Thieves! thieves ! And the thief was sought
20     V|     that he had so dreamed of thieves, and enquired of him what
21     V|       the money was robbed by thieves by the way. And when S.
22     V|    him go his way. There came thieves and robbed him, on a time,
23     V|       place of the torment of thieves, it was dark, for it was
24     V|    cross, that was torment of thieves, is now borne in front of
25     V|     should find a bull hid of thieves. And yet he doubted of the
26     V|      a wood, and was taken by thieves, and they demanded him what
27    VI|        and fellows to fiends, thieves, and robbers of the country,
28    VI|       mountains he fell among thieves. And when one of the thieves
29    VI|  thieves. And when one of the thieves had lifted up an axe for
30    VI|     and destroy them, like as thieves lie in await to rob and
31   VII|       of fire, from perils of thieves, and from sudden death,