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 1     I|       sun shall be black as a sack, gross and rude, and the
 2     I| bounden in the mouth of every sack. Then said Jacob their father:
 3     I|      put it in to every man's sack, and take my cup of silver,
 4     I| youngest, and put that in his sack. And all this was done.
 5     I|       cup in the mouth of the sack of Benjamin. Then they all
 6     I|    hide the cup in Benjamin's sack, was to know whether they
 7    II|    the son should be put in a sack anointed with glue, and
 8    II|     him, and anon he filled a sack full of stones, and laid
 9    II|       And he commanded that a sack of money full should be
10   III|     monk, all tobruised, in a sack to S. Benet, and anon S.
11    IV|       of S. James to bear her sack upon his horse; and he bare
12    IV|   burden off the man, and the sack off the said woman, and
13    IV|  brought in his left hand the sack of the woman, and in the
14    IV|  bourdon for a spear, and the sack for a shield, and so assailed
15    IV|      ground, and took off the sack in which he wept, and glorified
16    IV|   ashes, and hair, and with a sack, and had not his head addressed
17    VI|    she should use to lie on a sack full of straw. Tenthly,
18   VII|  other said: I shall lay this sack in the middle between us,
19   VII|    And then that one laid the sack so and said: It is mine,