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 1     I|        gold and silk, the fume and stench of dung, but the star of
 2     I|       poverty, incense against the stench of the stable and evil air,
 3     I|           For he might smell great stench on the mount of Calvary
 4     I|           the sin be so great, the stench thereof cometh to heaven,
 5    II|           vermin issued out, and a stench issued so great out of his
 6    II|            were almost dead of the stench of the dragon, whom he brought
 7   III|           and therewith so great a stench, that all they that were
 8   III|          they might not suffer the stench of the dead bodies, they
 9   III|          they might not endure the stench to bury them. And when Titus,
10   III|           all the country with the stench, he held up his hands to
11   III|         were present felt so great stench that they doubted nothing
12    IV|           at the bordel, under the stench of lechery, he called and
13    IV|         was burnt, for because the stench of him should not corrupt
14    IV|            there issued a terrible stench. And when he had turned
15    IV|     vanished away, leaving a great stench after him. And the ladies
16    IV|       rotten carrion. And so great stench issued that there was none
17    IV|        keep without corruption, of stench, of rottenness? It appertaineth
18     V|            It was also the tree of stench, for it was planted among
19     V|            life resourded, and the stench is turned into sweetness,
20    VI| commandment of Numerianus, but the stench was anon turned into a right
21    VI|        foul, horrible, and full of stench, and on that other side
22    VI|           the hall was filled with stench.~S. Martin knew his death
23    VI|        unburied, yet came there no stench from it, but a sweet odour
24   VII|       island full dark and full of stench and smoke, and there they
25   VII|         fire, and a foul smoke and stench coming from thence, and
26   VII|           opened, and anon a great stench issued out of them. And
27   VII|       place, full of all filth and stench, and said to him: This is
28   VII|          they said that so great a stench issued out of his body that
29   VII|          which rendered a horrible stench. And by this torment of
30   VII|         might endure ne sufler the stench of them, and humbly and
31   VII|          deep pit that was full of stench. And then this fell and