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 1     I|     the Judgment. First, the terrible confusion of signs and tokens.
 2     I|      as a robber shining and terrible to the tyrants of hell,
 3     I|     he that is so strong, so terrible, so clear and so shining ?
 4     I| saying: Who is he that is so terrible and of clearness so shining?
 5     I|     night. And then happed a terrible thing on Easter-day, for
 6     I|      he said dreadingly: How terrible is this place, none other
 7     I|     a furnace. The mount was terrible and dreadful, and the sound
 8    II|     high he saw one long and terrible, whose head touched the
 9   III|     Then was there brought a terrible lion for to devour him,
10   III|    black than coals, and had terrible feet and eyes, and great
11    IV|    to her in the likeness of terrible wild beasts, and a certain
12    IV|     great stature, and had a terrible and fearful cheer and countenance.
13    IV|      of which there issued a terrible stench. And when he had
14    IV|  issued out and said: O name terrible that constraineth me; and
15    VI|      afeard of the cruel and terrible pain that he had felt, and