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 1     I|  down on us with quaint and tender beauty, and the strange
 2     I|    myrrh for to comfort the tender members of the child and
 3     I|     He is like as that most tender worm of the wood. Whereof
 4     I|     have compassion, and to tender our hearts, and he had wept
 5     I|    the fruits which be then tender, that God will multiply.
 6     I|    and sent his child for a tender fat calf, which was sodden
 7     I|     have young children and tender, and sheep and oxen, which,
 8   III|   sat in judgment, that the tender brain fell abroad out of
 9    IV|    alas! I am overcome of a tender virgin; wherefore I make
10    IV|    people marvelled that so tender a maid might suffer so many
11    IV| with hooks of iron, and her tender members to be all tobroken
12     V|    age as he was to have so tender a maid, and whereas others
13     V|   fiery iron was put in his tender flesh from his ear unto
14    VI|     they should not be over tender over them ne love them over
15    VI|     appeared clearly as her tender infancy enforced in simpless,
16    VI|   man when he was young and tender of age he was set to school,
17   VII|   one of her masters in her tender age ere she was converted
18   VII|  therefore have pity of thy tender body, for thou hast been
19   VII|     and howbeit that he was tender and young of age, yet seemed