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 1   III|       the cross, and laid his cope on the place where the sore
 2   III|    made bring to him the said cope, which with great devotion
 3   III|      and covered him with his cope, and when he awoke he found
 4    IV|      drew him forcibly by the cope and said: Thou shalt leave
 5    IV|     Thou shalt leave here thy cope or thou shalt pay me a penny.
 6    IV|   sweet odour, from under his cope and anointed her thigh,
 7    VI|     appeared to him clad in a cope written full of arguments
 8    VI|     estate, and he said: This cope weigheth on me more than
 9    VI|  clothed and covered with his cope, and wist not that he was
10    VI|  France were wont to bear his cope in battle, and because they
11    VI|    and because they kept this cope they were called chaplains.
12   VII|    cast, he hid him under the cope of a certain priest as his
13   VII|      all to-rent his coat and cope, and would have taken him
14   VII|      out of the school by his cope. Then this friar began to
15   VII|       habit of his order, his cope, his scapulary and coat,
16   VII| illumined all the church, his cope that he had on was full
17   VII|        prince of the, i. 164.~Cope of S. Martin borne as a