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 1    II|      when he had long prayed and sighed he fell asleep, and when
 2    II| signified by that he desired and sighed the menaces and threatenings.
 3   III|     which was fair, and then she sighed and said: O Lord God, how
 4   III|       day that the lady wept and sighed much strongly and said:
 5   III|          they were paynims. Then sighed S. Gregory and said: Alas,
 6   III|       when he understood this he sighed sore and praised little
 7   III|    saying this, at every word he sighed. Then said Ruffin to him,
 8    IV|          Then the lady awoke and sighed. And the husband sighed
 9    IV|          sighed. And the husband sighed strongly also for the same
10    IV|         his death. The fourth he sighed greatly, and said: I thank
11    VI|      heard this message, anon he sighed and called to him one of
12    VI|         when she heard that, she sighed and comforted her other
13   VII|          that short, and then he sighed and said: I did never yet
14   VII|         might see that, wept and sighed piteously. And howbeit that