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 1     I|          a star shall be born or spring out of Jacob, and a man
 2     I|       These four floods come and spring out of the same well, and
 3     I|      primetime or printemps, n., spring, prince of the cooks-See
 4    II|       that it should sparkle and spring in the wounds of his body,
 5    II|       end that the breath of him spring out by the holes of his
 6   III| marvelled, to see the cold water spring up in the hot sandy ground,
 7    IV|        served. And anon they saw spring out of the middle of them
 8    IV|      upper chamber. ~sourde, v., spring up. ~styed, v., ascended. ~
 9    IV|       adv., scarcely. ~veer, n., spring. ~wood, ady., mad. ~END
10     V|        for to make it afeard and spring out, but he wounded and
11     V|          it, and the fire should spring out and all to-break and
12     V|        place. ~sourd, v., issue, spring.~terrien, adj., earthly,~
13    VI|         saw in his sleep a woman spring water on him, and awoke
14   VII|          of nature and grace may spring of you by generation, which
15   VII|        of which our Lord made to spring fair water, clear and sweet,