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 1    II|     thousand horsemen, and were lodged in small cities and towns
 2    II|     happed on a day that he was lodged in an house of a good woman
 3   III| harbourage because our Lord was lodged in his house, but it seemeth
 4   III|         see where they might be lodged, and the cowherd brought
 5   III|        monastery otherwhile she lodged in a goodman's house whose
 6   III|          Thus then as they were lodged nigh by a river, and the
 7   III|      came to Nanterre for to be lodged and harboured, the people
 8    IV|        would receive them to be lodged, they dwelled and abode
 9    IV|      came to Toulouse for to be lodged, and their host made them
10    IV|      host in whose house he was lodged was held suspect, and was
11    IV|      thou hast vouchsafed to be lodged with me, so I beseech thee
12    IV|         great. In a time he was lodged with certain ladies which,
13     V|         house that she might be lodged there, and she said: How
14     V|         said: How mayst thou be lodged here when the daughter of
15     V|  entered into that city and was lodged with the eunuch of Candace,
16     V|      death, plain right. He was lodged on a time in Alexandria,
17    VI|      the purveyance of God were lodged in the habitation of their
18    VI|        old man Faustinian, were lodged with Simon Magus, of whom
19   VII|    child. And as he went he was lodged in a church, and he being
20   VII|         not where they might be lodged. Then a duke that was in