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 1     I|          they let her go, and her nurse with her, and so she departed,
 2    II|           hereof the truth of the nurse of S. Lucy, and wherefore
 3    II| understood carnally this that the nurse had said to him spiritually,
 4   III|         And when S. Benet saw his nurse weep he had great pity,
 5   III|            Then left S. Benet his nurse and fled secretly, and came
 6   III|         go out of the church, the nurse that had nourished them
 7   III|         issued out after as their nurse had seen them.~There was
 8   III|       Modestus and Crescentia his nurse, which always followed him.
 9    IV|          The child, following his nurse, Theodora, flourished in
10    IV|        anon after, he told to his nurse named Wolweline. And when
11    IV|        And she was delivered to a nurse for to be kept. And when
12    IV|         and kept the sheep of her nurse with other maidens, the
13    IV|         perish because it hath no nurse. This have I had by thy
14    IV|   sacrifice, one named Concordia, nurse of Hyppolitus, answered
15    IV|       thee that thou hast sent my nurse tofore the sight of thy
16     V|           the other business of a nurse. Which devout mother fasted
17    VI|          informed her sister, her nurse, how she should rule her.