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 1     I|   should be crucified. Then he complained him sorrowfully, and said:
 2     I|    wives of his father. Joseph complained on his brethren, and accused
 3     I|     Israel came to Pharaoh and complained saying: Why puttest thou
 4    II|       and came to Jonathan and complained to him saying: What have
 5    II|        of his chamber, and she complained unto Absalom. David knew
 6    II|      himself deceived, anon he complained on Lucy, and made her to
 7    II|    they went again to Rome and complained of their father to the emperor. ~
 8    II|      loud voice. And then they complained to S. John of his governance,
 9    II|       wrong of a taverner, and complained lamentably to the patriarch
10   III|     passed so that no poor man complained of her. And this did she
11   III|        his writings how oft he complained of this great charge that
12   III|      last they were espied and complained on unto the judge. Wherefore
13    IV|       And the blessed S. James complained for me, and then she blamed
14    IV|     And they accused them, and complained that they had dispended
15     V|       brother to Polemius, and complained of the loss of their gods
16     V|        the fables of Æneas and complained Dido which died for love.
17     V|      to the provost Philip and complained, saying that a young man,
18     V|        the judge. And then she complained right grievously why against
19     V|         n., Fr, cloche, bell, ~complained, v., pitied. ~con, v., be
20    VI|      howlings of devils, which complained strongly because that the
21    VI|       mocked him, but he never complained, but suffered all patiently
22    VI|        not live thereby, which complained thereof to her son Edmund,
23    VI|       holy man, S. Edmund, and complained to him of her great poverty
24   VII|      one of his brethren which complained him that he had many thoughts
25   VII| because he knew well that they complained of him to his brother, and