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 1    II|        and of whom he might be chased out of the realm. And when
 2    II|       was full of serpents, he chased them away by the virtue
 3    II|        the darknesses were all chased away out of the prison by
 4    II|       greater than he was, and chased away also a wolf with his
 5   III|       enlumined the blind, and chased devils out of men, and raised
 6   III|       his enemies and slew and chased great plenty. After this
 7   III|   entered into Babylon and had chased out of the country two enchanters,
 8   III|       in singing Alleluia they chased and drove away their enemies
 9    IV|        upon him and hunted and chased him out of the town as he
10    IV|      Constantius was wroth and chased Felix out of his bishopric,
11    IV|      the sign of the cross and chased away the rain from him and
12    IV|        prayed to our Lord, and chased away all the vermin out
13    IV| sickness they had. Devils were chased from demoniacs, the air
14     V|      her well. And yet was she chased the third time, and then
15     V|      he saw some slain, others chased away, the churches without
16     V|       and made his orison, and chased out of him all the venom.
17     V|     And there by his merits he chased away the sterility and barrenness
18     V| appeared to the barbarians and chased them away anon. And when
19     V|       she prayed for them, and chased and drove thence all that
20     V|       celestial host, came and chased Lucifer out of heaven with
21     V|     the time of Charles, which chased and made them go their way,
22     V|     Sixthly, by reason that he chased away commonly the devils.
23     V|      that temptation should be chased away anon, but he durst
24    VI|      that prayed for them, and chased away his enemies, putting
25    VI|    commanded that he should be chased away, but the knights that
26    VI|       die and was in peril, he chased away the pain and peril
27    VI|     And thus that defensor was chased out of the town by all the
28    VI|         flee ! like as she had chased away the devil, and after,
29    VI|     like miracle, for there he chased away such a dark weather
30   VII|      named Jonathas, which was chased of many knights, and he
31   VII|     air: O Judas! by thee I am chased out and diminished, but