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 1     I|  and one night they flew so thick by the ground that they
 2   III|   air began to wax dark and thick, that they wist not where
 3   III|  entered Jerusalem he saw a thick wall which he did do perish
 4     V|   was, but that bush was so thick that no man ne beast might
 5     V| alone through the sharp and thick deserts. And as our Lord
 6    VI| then shot arrows at him, so thick and many that he was through
 7    VI|   head and bare it into the thick of the wood, and hid it
 8    VI|     thou? Which were in the thick of the wood, and cried:
 9   VII|    she lay in was so steep, thick, strait, and so dangerous,
10   VII|  fair bird, and they sat so thick on the tree that unnethe
11   VII|   the cause why they sat so thick on the tree and sang so
12   VII|    was somewhat troubly and thick. And then they thanked our
13   VII|  and came about the ship so thick that unnethe they might
14   VII|    and they saw that it was thick and troubled, and soon after