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 1     I|       known, but if it were by adventure when he returned from the
 2     I|     God appeared to him, or by adventure when he was alone in the
 3     I|     lead him. And on a time by adventure he slew Cain. For Cain was
 4    II|       he answered it was so by adventure that I came upon the mount
 5    II|       me no such thing, for by adventure some evil suspicion might
 6   III|     could take nothing. But by adventure they came unto the desert
 7   III|   spear upon his hands, and of adventure with his hands he touched
 8   III|        cross, and it happed by adventure that he set the end of the
 9   III|    this day in witness of this adventure.~When S. Ambrose beheld
10   III|        S. Peter heard tell the adventure of Archemius, they came
11    IV|         they told to him their adventure, how by the prayers of this
12    IV|      to my great loss and evil adventure? Why have I at thine instance
13    IV|  destroyed of paynims. Then by adventure he found the sepulchre,
14    IV| herdmen. And it happed that of adventure the masons, that made the
15     V|       when he went sometime by adventure by the fields, he beheld
16     V|      that hanged him passed by adventure thereby, and found him living
17     V|      thou tremble not for none adventure when thou shalt see the
18     V|       S. Paul, there passed by adventure by that way a blind man
19    VI|        should not have, by any adventure, damage or hurt in taking
20    VI|     other maidens took, at all adventure, such a schedule as happed
21    VI|       ends of Saturn. And this adventure maketh the adulterers to
22    VI|       rivage for to know if by adventure the body of her son might
23    VI|        place for to know if by adventure she might have any knowledge
24   VII|      had found them by case of adventure, he marvelled much, and
25   VII|   towards heaven. It happed by adventure that the fire took the house