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 1     I|          should bring with him a penny in acknowledgment that he
 2     I| labouring God shall give her the penny, and in well running the
 3     I|          in fighting, and by the penny in us ayenbyeng. ~
 4     I|          man, which is the tenth penny which is made and formed
 5     I|        come with me for to win a penny a day. And because they
 6     I|        was given, expresseth the penny of the last retribution
 7   III|         she should not leave one penny to her daughter after her,
 8   III|          S. Pauline left not one penny to her daughter, she had
 9   III|      money usual, of which every penny was worth ten pence, and
10   III|         to Jesu Christ the tenth penny, and so he recovered thirty
11   III|      gave he thirty Jews for one penny. And like as Josephus recordeth,
12   III|          on the ground and saw a penny signed with the cross, which
13    IV|          there was given for one penny that which tofore was sold
14    IV|        shipman demanded of him a penny for his passage, and the
15    IV|      cope or thou shalt pay me a penny. The good man of God lift
16    IV|        upon the ground and saw a penny, which without doubt was
17     V|        for I have founden here a penny in my mantle, peradventure
18     V|         away the mantle with the penny and left him naked. And
19    VI|    Forsooth, there shall not one penny be spent to my use, but
20    VI|        there as ye had it, every penny. Then they obeyed the king,