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 1     I|       the flesh that may not be eschewed, which men ought to restrain
 2    II|         so much that the people eschewed to enter into the city.
 3    II|         and in his young age he eschewed the plays and japes of other
 4    II|      and made his body lean, he eschewed company of women, he was
 5    II|       whom as soon as he saw he eschewed, and went out of it saying:
 6    II|        alas! I supposed to have eschewed my confusion and now I am
 7   III|         that I supposed to have eschewed, and said to his wife: Adieu
 8   III|         very gods they had well eschewed that they had not been thrown
 9    IV|      hard and a sharp life. She eschewed flesh and all fat meat,
10    IV| continent of her flesh, but she eschewed not the janglery of her
11    IV|        felt not the torments ne eschewed them, but succeeded to the
12    IV|       world, but he escaped and eschewed then the horrible flame
13    IV|      the death which may not be eschewed, yet shalt thou not sleep,
14     V|      fabrics nor buildings, but eschewed to set thereon his courage,
15     V|        stirred to hate him, and eschewed him as he had been a madman,
16     V|       and grieved, wherefore he eschewed the great dinners and the
17     V|        And when he saw that, he eschewed their woodness and went
18    VI|     doubted, and in doubting he eschewed all the noise of the world,
19    VI|         into the desert. And he eschewed the fire of covetise, and
20    VI|  bobance of the world should be eschewed, and that she conformed
21    VI|         the mercy of God I have eschewed his bed by feigned and dissembled
22   VII|        therefore it ought to be eschewed as an unclean beast, of
23   VII|         great reverence that he eschewed to tread on it, and required
24   VII|  keeping of himself he fled and eschewed the company of all women,