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 1     I|       of this prison, for I was stolen out of the land of Hebrews
 2     I| accustomed to drink in, ye have stolen, ye might not do a worse
 3    II|        said: See that it be not stolen, yield it again to the owner,
 4    II|       ne touch anything that is stolen. To that his wife all angry
 5    II|         surmised on him to have stolen, he being chancellor, whereupon
 6    II|       his neighbours would have stolen away these coles and worts,
 7   III|   church, and the man which had stolen it made no semblant to render
 8   III|       the belly of him that had stolen it. And the man that was
 9   III|   doubted much that it had been stolen away. Then made they solemn
10    IV|      hastily your gods which be stolen from you; for which thing
11    IV|         said: If thou hast ever stolen anything of mine, I pray
12    IV|      them on hand that they had stolen his cup, and said that they
13    IV|   should say that the body were stolen away or drawn by theft.
14     V|       love. Also of that he had stolen meat from the table out
15   VII|         Leonard, vi. 139.~—in a stolen flagon of wine iii. 88. ~—
16   VII|      Edward at, iii. 235.~Sheep stolen by a man bleated in his