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 1    II|       for more evidence took the leg of the capon in his kerchief
 2    II|       the pope, and he found the leg turned into a fish called
 3    II|         miracle that the capon's leg was turned into a carp,
 4   III|      swell and the sinews of his leg were shrunk that he might
 5   III|   neither go nor stretch out his leg, but ever he took it full
 6   III|       and handle this Cuthbert's leg; and then when he had felt
 7    IV|           and that the thigh and leg fell off. Then he went to
 8    IV|          of our Lady and hid his leg in a hole of the church,
 9    IV|      anon S. Hyppolitus took his leg in the hole, and took and
10     V|          is some sickness in the leg, which behoveth a medicine,
11     V|      forth his hand and felt his leg without hurt, and then took
12    VI|     great burning of heat in his leg, and they laid that ice
13   VII|      Then they cut off the right leg to the thigh, then S. James
14   VII| themselves, and cut off the left leg unto the thigh, and then
15   VII|         such manner that all the leg, knee, and thigh of it was
16   VII|     marriage punished, iii. 283.~Leg miraculously restored, iv.