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 1     I|    reported to infancy, summer to youth, September to steadfast
 2     I|         from the beginning of his youth. I shall no more destroy
 3     I|          that hath fed me from my youth unto this present day, the
 4    II|         ye see in the years of my youth, and a maid, and was deliciously
 5    II|       thou mayst recover thy fair youth, and win to spare the torments
 6   III|          sith the beginning of my youth. After, Quintianus did do
 7   III|         me of nought, and sith my youth hast kept me and hast suffered
 8   III|    suffered me to live well in my youth, which hast taken from mine
 9   III|          lusts, and he passed his youth in good manners. His courage
10   III|      botch full of worms from his youth, and never might man be
11   III|        and lame, and where in her youth she might unnethe suffer
12   III|          hereof had they in their youth prayed much to our Lord,
13   III|    Eutrope was endoctrined in his youth in letters of Chaldee and
14     V|         whom he had gotten in his youth when he was a paynim and
15    VI|          chastity of widowhood in youth, of which Joseph used in
16    VI|           lose the flower of your youth. And if so be that thou
17    VI|         it is nothing to lose the youth, but to change it, that
18   VII|          virgin, have pity of thy youth, and thou shalt be chief
19   VII| convenable opportunity, flowering youth, freedom without constraint,
20   VII|          For sith the time of his youth he had ever been steadfast
21   VII|     Rigobert from the time of his youth gave and abandoned himself
22   VII|           growing in him from his youth, nevertheless he showed