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 1     I|      fought so strongly, and defouled the presser so foul, that
 2     I|      angry because he had so defouled their sister. Then said
 3    II|     soul clean and was never defouled in the meats of them. And
 4    II|     me, his handwoman, to be defouled, but without pollution of
 5    II|    saying that he would have defouled her. And it was asked of
 6    II|      thou make my body to be defouled without mine assent, and
 7    II|     at an hook, which is not defouled with none ordure, when thou
 8   III|   had kissed ought not to be defouled in touching, and also he
 9   III|   their great anger beat and defouled Nazarine under their feet,
10    IV|    is chastised, because she defouled the bed of her husband.
11    IV|     As I am not corrupted ne defouled of Harry ne of all other,
12    IV|      lay upon the fire. They defouled and trod upon the fire with
13    VI| deacon, and said that he had defouled her and she had conceived
14    VI|     an holy man, ne he never defouled his flesh. And then the
15    VI|     and especially because I defouled the churchyard and hurt
16    VI|    mass, for that may not be defouled of an evil minister. Or
17   VII|     office, he should not be defouled by a dishonest name. ~In