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 1    II|       paynim named Publius, but she feigned her always to be sick, in
 2    II|            his habit twice; S. John feigned as he had not heard it.
 3    IV|         them. And they said that he feigned, for to escape from them
 4     V|           man, wrapped in silk, and feigned that it was the finger of
 5     V| Nevertheless, Herod by evil courage feigned that he was angry because
 6     V|         returned to his fellows and feigned all, and left to accomplish
 7     V|           do with her. And then she feigned her to be sick and sent
 8     V|             there, and then the Jew feigned as he had been appeased,
 9    VI|        grace of the Holy Ghost, and feigned to be joined by carnal marriage,
10    VI|             run here and there, and feigned many manner of plays. And
11    VI|          for to deceive the people, feigned that it had been commanded
12    VI|          lest he would oppress her, feigned her as she would have consented,
13    VI|            conscience and faith not feigned. To whom Almachius said:
14    VI|         licence of her husband, she feigned a dream subtly, which she
15    VI|            And then he told how she feigned a dream, and how in sailing
16    VI|            have eschewed his bed by feigned and dissembled infirmity,
17   VII|            and took this hermit and feigned that he had taken Barlaam.
18   VII|           him towards Nachor, which feigned him to be Barlaam and said:
19   VII|           For then Mahomet made and feigned his laws to be made of the
20   VII|             great with him, then he feigned him to be a prophet, and
21   VII|             might he drew to him by feigned holiness. And then he began
22   VII|           murmur of the people, and feigned that a writing was sent
23   VII|             it to be nourished, and feigned that he had engendered it,
24   VII|          And he passed forth by and feigned all these things, and did