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 1     I|      to putrify and be full of worms. And that they kept for
 2    II|     the head, so long that the worms began to creep in his flesh,
 3    II|       therein till he felt the worms creep in his flesh. This
 4    II|   shall rot, and be eaten with worms, and thy meiny shall be
 5    II|       luctus. ~that is to say: worms, darkness, scourges, cold,
 6    II|       and all his body full of worms; he suffered great pain.
 7   III|      cancer in his breast, and worms ate it which were come of
 8   III|       his nose a botch full of worms from his youth, and never
 9    IV|     And to holy Job were given worms, wounds, and sores, which
10    IV|     suddenly in such wise that worms ate his bowels, and on the
11    IV|       matter, and there issued worms, so that one of the neighbours
12    IV|       neighbours took eighteen worms out of her eyes. And then
13    IV|   saith thus: Putrefaction and worms is the reproach of condition
14    IV|    into common putrefaction in worms and into ashes or dust;
15    IV|      grace. And rottenness and worms be but reproach of human
16    IV|     not delivered into meat of worms, I doubt to say it. And
17    IV|       death, that is to wit of worms, of rottenness, and of powder,
18     V|   Stone. He gathered the small worms out of the way because they
19    VI| humours, which engendered foul worms, and made her flesh to stink,
20    VI|        face, and wrung out the worms and all the foul blood out
21   VII|    adders, paddocks, and other worms, and after that he did take
22   VII|  foresaid pit that was full of worms, for that they should eat
23   VII|       pit and did slay all the worms. And then was this holy