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 1     I|        of an holy man should be confused in sorrow, in considering
 2    II|       the judge saw that he was confused by the words of S. Lucy,
 3    II| teachings divine; the which, as confused, held him still, and said
 4    II|    sayest. Then he yielded him, confused, and saw well that he might
 5    II|       dead she supposed herself confused and shamed, for she weened
 6   III|     Then he was ashamed, and so confused went from him, and when
 7   III|     that his uncle departed all confused, and all achauffed, said
 8   III|         other heretics fled all confused, and the good christian
 9    IV|    suffered opprobrium, and was confused and cursed of them all,
10    IV|         then Hermogenes was all confused. And James said to him:
11    IV|        passion, whereof Decius, confused, said: I ween now that we
12    IV|      And then Decius, being all confused, walked into the palace
13    IV|     cruelty of the persecutors, confused all with their fires, and
14     V|        she was ashamed, and all confused, arose and went her way.
15     V|       by right. And thus he was confused and the vision failed, and
16     V|         all, and came again all confused tofore the gate. And when
17     V|        by day he let him go all confused.~On a time, as he by night
18     V|      God. And then Joachim, all confused for this thing, durst not
19     V|    enter into the fire, and was confused and put away. And when Eugenia
20     V|       from her. And he fled all confused and came tofore Cyprian,
21     V|       Cyprian, and held him all confused tofore him, and Cyprian
22     V|     anon the devil departed all confused. ~Then Cyprian went to the
23     V|      the judge saw that, he was confused in all things, he was anguishous
24     V|    devil departed from them all confused, and S. Francis returned
25     V|     Then they vanished away all confused.~There was a friar which
26    VI|       brought the advocates all confused unto the apostles, and when
27    VI|        in him and went away all confused. And the archdeacon marked
28    VI|    answer, anon he departed all confused, ne durst never after tempt
29    VI|        maid said, the wolf, all confused and shamed, set softly the
30    VI|    mortal he went all heavy and confused. And at the last when Barnabas
31   VII|        where he was and was all confused in himself, and said secretly: