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 1     I|        understood that all the thirst of this world is in him
 2     I|    thou mayst never after have thirst. That other was given to
 3     I|       also on a time had great thirst; Moses took his rod and
 4     I|      the people that had great thirst might not drink it; Moses
 5    II|     live, than to die here for thirst, and see our wives and children
 6    II|      tormented with hunger and thirst so much that he fell down
 7    II|        in suffering hunger and thirst, and took us up out of the
 8   III|        heat of the sun and for thirst, and when they saw Alban
 9   III|       merits of S. Alban their thirst was clean quenched. But
10    IV|        they were nigh dead for thirst, and anon they prayed to
11    IV|  always a custom to stanch his thirst at some well or fountain,
12    IV|      and his fellows had great thirst, he made a fountain to sourde
13     V|      prayed, he had over great thirst by the false movings of
14     V|      almost lost in a wood for thirst. and this holy saint impetred
15    VI|        ass to Samson which had thirst, then it is not incredible
16    VI|      her ne for hunger, ne for thirst, ne for no sleep, ne they
17   VII|    bishop together. Hunger and thirst suffered he many times so
18   VII| prayers. Item, once as she had thirst, was water brought to her