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 1     I|          Secondly, the sorrow was caused unjustly, for none iniquity
 2     I| persuasion of some Christian man, caused the Emperor to despoil him
 3     I|         was cruel and sudden, and caused people to die in going by
 4     I|     trespassed to thee? Thou hast caused me and my realm to sin greatly.
 5    II|     prayer and by gifts that they caused the emperor to be so full
 6    II|       have this night by illusion caused us to have such dreams?
 7    II|             exhibit did do make = caused to be made dilection, n,
 8   III|         the devil was upon it and caused it to be so heavy. And when
 9   III|          cursed deed that she had caused to be done to this holy
10   III|            pleasure. ~did do make=caused to made. ~doubt, v., to
11    IV|         and by his holy living he caused the people to live virtuously,
12    IV|           said that the devil had caused him to slay himself, and
13    IV|      hewed in pieces. did do make=caused to be made. ~disperpled,
14     V|          was in that country, and caused great plenty of goods. And
15     V|             do make, did do make =caused to be made.~eculee, n.,
16    VI|        burnt and destroyed, which caused many to flee into wilderness,
17    VI|             forbade. ~did do make=caused to be made. ~dizaines, n.,
18   VII|     thirty pence to the Jews, and caused him also to die the most
19   VII|           The inobedience of Adam caused the first war, of that he
20   VII|          our Lord Jesu Christ and caused him to be taken. After,
21   VII|         later investigations have caused him to mistrust his earlier