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 1     I|    gall. The feet, of whom the steps be worshipped, be attached
 2     I|       thousand and eighty-four steps of height. This Nimrod was
 3    II|         which had six grees or steps, which was richly wrought
 4    II|        lions standing upon the steps, on every each twain, here
 5    II|     then forthon dress ye your steps that ye go hence, I see
 6    II|     down one hundred and fifty steps, bearing with him two lanterns,
 7   III|     not espy them, ne know the steps of their feet, how well
 8   III|   threw down the child off the steps whereas he sat in judgment,
 9   III|       out of his head upon the steps. Then Juliet seeing her
10    IV|   highest of the palace by the steps down to the lowest, and
11     V|      how she should ensiew the steps of her mother. And then
12     V|     psalms of degrees, fifteen steps or grees to ascend up to
13     V|     they should find there the steps of a man impressed in a
14    VI|        defaceth his traces and steps with his tail when he fleeth,
15    VI|        where they followed the steps of S. Paul the apostle,
16    VI|        bed under the stair and steps of the hall, and there he
17    VI|     night and day embraced the steps of our Lord Jesu Christ.
18   VII|       ladder had four grees or steps which be: innocence of work,
19   VII| Capitol, and cast him down the steps or grees so that he brake
20   VII|       him down the degrees and steps to the ground, so that his