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 1     I|     eyes never dimmed, ne his teeth were never moved. The children
 2    II|       thence gold and silver, teeth of elephants and great riches.
 3    II|  horns, the others with their teeth, and the others with their
 4    II|       many so cold that their teeth beat together, and how many
 5   III|       be grounden between the teeth of these beasts, by which
 6   III|    took him, and with his own teeth he tare him, and confessed
 7   III|       was angry, and made the teeth of S. Longinus to be drawn
 8   III| to-tare themselves with their teeth. The holy man anon put his
 9   III|     commanded he to break his teeth with iron hammers, but the
10   III|   forthwith they drew out his teeth of his head, and the holy
11   III|       they grinded with their teeth on him for anger, saying:
12    IV|  would have torn him with his teeth, and therefore our Lord
13    IV|       and sharped it with his teeth, and therewith stuck himself
14    IV|  longer than an horse, having teeth sharp as a sword, and horned
15    IV|     people that, with his own teeth he bit and tare himself.
16    VI|       a boar, and grinded her teeth together marvellously, and
17    VI|      whole and sound from his teeth without hurt. And so both
18    VI|   stones so that he brake his teeth, and otherwhile brake his
19    VI|    him. and the biting of his teeth appeared both in the head
20   VII|       his cheer frounced, his teeth fallen, and was all crooked
21   VII|        six long feet, and two teeth harder than any stone, and
22   VII|   merits, and with one of the teeth of the saint touched the
23   VII|      again, and commanded his teeth to be plucked out of his