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 1     I|         against the firmament, in running to the east. The seventh
 2     I|        her the penny, and in well running the prize, and in well fighting
 3     I|           in flying the misery by running, by victory in fighting,
 4    II|          knew her son coming, and running home she told to her husband
 5    II|           the city, and they came running for they had supposed no
 6   III|      abashed, and the people came running unto the house of Quintianus,
 7   III|          in their houses, without running abroad out openly, and they
 8   III|          dragon appeared and came running to them, and S. George was
 9   III|        and concluding. Coming, in running and preaching over all,
10   III|           women, being all naked, running through the town, and made
11   III|         till they came to a swift running river, where they might
12   III|       about, and in large streams running down the hill. And then
13   III|         came to the holy virgrin, running with open mouth, like a
14    IV|          rode, and met with a man running, whom the abbot demanded
15    IV|       place she had no comfort of running water, ne solace of trees,
16    IV|           on that side S. Dominic running against it, and sustained
17     V|         sometime gladly the hound running, and when he went sometime
18     V|          and as soon as they came running upon him he made the sign
19    VI| Diocletian and Maximian, together running, Crispin and Crispinian,
20    VI|            which went leaping and running, praising our Lord and thanking
21    VI|           had heard any, and came running to the mother of the child,
22    VI|          and heard this, she came running like a lioness and cried:
23    VI|         abundantly, he give to us running water so that we may be
24   VII|         of delices environed with running water. In which paradise
25   VII|          end, after the course or running of many years, understanding