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 1     I|        A great dignity have we gotten when our nature is lift
 2     I|         and he might well have gotten many children tofore Cain,
 3     I|      with his meat that he had gotten with hunting, entered in,
 4     I|    flocks, and all that he had gotten in Mesopotamia and went
 5     I|    yield again that he hath so gotten or taken, if he know to
 6    II|        voice that said: I have gotten Nicholas by thy prayers
 7    II|       dear and with great pain gotten Sixthly, avaunting and praising,
 8    II|        not be had, and thus is gotten, for the world to come,
 9    II|   fearful to lose that he hath gotten, and bringeth to him many
10    II|  delights, and ye have follily gotten for you the place of hell,
11   III| brought him to justice and had gotten two false witnesses against
12   III|    have died if thou hadst not gotten grace by the prayer and
13   III|    themselves. And when he had gotten all this of the pope he
14   III|     Marine had lain by her and gotten it. And then anon the father
15    IV|       whom she said: Thou hast gotten to me great grace, for now
16    IV|     the flesh, which thou hast gotten, and eat it. Then her father
17    IV|      we be not worthy, we have gotten that the holy martyrs shall
18     V|     understanding, whom he had gotten in his youth when he was
19     V|    sign of pardon that she had gotten him, she delivered to him
20     V|      Charles, had impetred and gotten of Nicholas the pope, the
21     V|        and ambitious which had gotten a church of S. Maurice,
22    VI|        heal him. And as he had gotten of that water by one of
23    VI|     When William Conqueror had gotten all England, and had it
24    VI|      all the grace that he had gotten in his time, this holy company
25    VI|       said that the bishop had gotten, and they assembled at his
26    VI|     and were supposed not well gotten of good and just labour,
27   VII|       in conning that might be gotten in those parts. And within
28   VII|       and that he had by money gotten to him the papacy, and that
29   VII|     our Lord, by which he hath gotten the glory perdurable, the
30   VII|       process of time had been gotten, and with great devotion
31   VII|       science than it had been gotten by him humanly. He confessed