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 1     I|      beneath is humility, the root of all virtues. And all
 2     I|   brought them forth unto the root of the hill they stood there.
 3   III| sepulchre, and found that the root of this fleur-de-lis came
 4   III| beheld that avarice, which is root of all evils, grew more
 5   III|   found in the wood under the root of a tree that the wind
 6     V| continent the tree turned the root upward and fell down, and
 7     V|   wisdom by which he knew the root of the malady, and the bounty
 8    VI|       divided from his proper root the space of three furlongs,
 9    VI|   shall turn again to his old root, and take again his sap
10    VI|      first he saith thus: The root of confession is faith of
11    VI|     heart, and as long as the root is alive and quick in the
12    VI|      in like wise when to the root of faith is whole in the
13   VII|        and was planted in the root of charity. And afterwards,
14   VII|    without ceasing gnawed the root of the tree, and had almost
15   VII|  herbs or beans, or of radish root savoured only with salt