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 1     I|           of another world, so far removed are they from modern habits
 2     I|           were his eme's sheep, he removed the stone from the pit's
 3     I|         seven days, and the people removed not from the place till
 4     I|              After this the people removed from thence and came into
 5    II|         smitten off. S. Lucy never removed from the place where she
 6    II|          body of S. John, for they removed each from other and left
 7   III|        when the tyrant saw that he removed yet his lips, the cursed
 8   III|           that his conscience hath removed him, and hath mistrust in
 9   III| replenished with grace, whereof he removed him for joy in his mother'
10   III|            made joy and feast, and removed. Thou art well blessed and
11     V|         journeys, ne my body to be removed out of this place, and,
12     V|          celestial commandment and removed anon, and opened and gave
13     V|           and at the year's end he removed and took an other house,
14     V|        rocks. And when he came, he removed the two rocks as lightly
15    VI|             And when the stone was removed they felt a marvellous sweet
16    VI|        commanded that he should be removed unto his body, and so was
17    VI|           saw that she loved, that removed he and took away from her
18    VI|          ordinance that whosomever removed his place in prejudice of
19   VII|       remembrance of thee? Then he removed the body much strongly,
20   VII|           Nicholas, ii. 120.~Curse removed by S. Stephen, ii. 159.~
21   VII|           251.~Reeds in the desert removed by the Devil, ii. 220.~Response '