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 1    II|        roof a sword through her throat, and yet for all that she
 2    II|         beard, he would cut his throat, and for this cause Herod
 3    II|         of a fish turned in his throat and stuck fast, so that
 4    II|       the devil took him by the throat and strangled him that he
 5   III|       had a son dying, in whose throat was a bone of a fish athwart,
 6   III|       from the infirmity of the throat, or required aid for any
 7   III|         him with open mouth and throat, and had his eyes all enflamed
 8   III|         horrible disease in his throat that he might neither speak
 9    IV|       made it to avale into his throat, and after did do put out
10    IV|         in secretly and cut the throat of his lord sleeping. And
11    IV|       sacrifice, did do cut her throat, and did do behead the other
12     V|        had quicklime put in his throat and upon his wounds. And
13     V|         sword, and have cut his throat, but our blessed Lady set
14     V|      and smote the image in the throat, and anon the blood gushed
15     V|        anon issued blood of his throat; and then the Jew brought
16     V|       this day the wound in the throat of the image; and the Jew
17     V| murderer stuck his sword in his throat, and left it therein, and
18     V|         away the sword from his throat, and anon in the sight of
19     V|      healed me with touching my throat with his signs.~The two
20    VI|         the morsel abode in his throat and choked him, so that
21    VI|        of Perugia which had her throat greatly swollen of a malady
22    VI|      and had about her neck and throat a twenty botches called
23    VI|        had such a malady in her throat, which sister was named
24    VI|       distrained herself by the throat that she was almost estrangled,
25    VI|         Ferrara for to rume her throat, and come again and bring