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 1     I| augmented, and grew unto all the remnant of the lineage. Then took
 2     I|         flesh and blood. All the remnant that is said in the mass
 3    II|       meo, and so forth, all the remnant of that psalm. And then
 4    II|          eat by the way, and the remnant they salted, that it might
 5    II|      body that he passed all the remnant of his way as soon as a
 6   III|        he became a monk, and the remnant of his patrimony he gave
 7   III|         mea dominum, and all the remnant. Our Lady abode with S.
 8   III|       saying to him that, of the remnant of the gold he had made
 9     V|  beginning, and supposed all the remnant to be otherwise than it
10     V|      tears, and began to eat the remnant of his bread upon the ground.
11    VI|         place, and take thou the remnant of the fish for thy labour.
12    VI|       would say: I leave you the remnant for God's sake. She went
13    VI|         Peter in the papacy. The remnant of his acts that commonly
14   VII|          he fain ate, made their remnant or relief to be brought