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 1   III|        him to be taken and put in irons, and in that wise by ten
 2   III|           At the last he felt his irons broken, as it had been a
 3   III|         saint, delivered of their irons, as gyves, bolts, and other,
 4    IV|      prison for debt of money, in irons. And he called unto his
 5    IV|          to him and brake all his irons, and opened the door, and
 6    IV|       leaping, and unbound of his irons. Then his keepers followed
 7    VI|    members vanquished the renting irons. The third difference is
 8    VI| presenting to him their chains or irons. And many of them that were
 9    VI|        And the great multitude of irons of diverse manners witness
10    VI|           of whom the fetters and irons hang tofore his tomb.~The
11    VI|           them that be bounden in irons, and the might of iron hath
12    VI|        fire. If I set this man in irons Leonard shall anon deliver
13    VI|         that if Leonard break the irons, yet shall he not enter
14   VII|         of prisoners out of their irons, sick folk to their health,
15   VII|         hands and feet with great irons, and with great woodness
16   VII|   forthwith fell from him all his irons and bands, and he was brought