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 1     I|      we were taught, lighted, unbound, and bought, what should
 2     I|     torments, but yet he hath unbound them of their bonds whom
 3    II|      from Bethulia loosed and unbound him, and brought him to
 4    II|     Therewith they would have unbound him, and they might in nowise
 5    II|    and threw it from him, and unbound the innocents, and led them
 6    II|     of flowers, his feet were unbound, and he used the comfort
 7   III|      an angel from heaven and unbound S. Marcellin, and clad him,
 8   III|     but anon after, the angel unbound them and presented them
 9   III|       Then came an angel that unbound them and they found themselves
10   III|     they have been loosed and unbound by the prayers of S. Eutrope.
11   III|   that they might not but she unbound them; the virgin which was
12    IV|     the sign of the cross and unbound the hound, and the hound
13    IV|      took the keverchief, and unbound his eyes, and gathered up
14    IV|     counsel of his friends he unbound Patroclus and Barnabas and
15    IV|    touched the sudary, he was unbound and loosed from all the
16    IV|    went, without leaping, and unbound of his irons. Then his keepers
17    IV|      lead me to him, bound ne unbound. And they said to him: If
18    IV|  angel came marvellously, and unbound him and loosed his chains,
19    IV|      For as he deserved to be unbound of the bonds of his chains,
20     V| afeard; and then anon she was unbound and delivered. And then
21     V|     judgment. And when he was unbound he went his way with a great
22     V|     subdued me, but thou hast unbound and delivered me, for when
23    VI|      and receive them that be unbound. All this that thou hast
24    VI|   than another, with devotion unbound his head, and the first
25    VI|     put in prison, but he was unbound of an angel, and he went