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 1    II|         drank his blood, and the hounds drew his body into pieces,
 2    II|      Anthony to him: Thus as the hounds have done to thee, so do
 3   III|       and the body cast unto the hounds, which lay so by the space
 4     V| household. This Gotard held many hounds for hunting, among whom
 5     V|       the body should be left to hounds and beasts. And there sprang
 6     V|   delivered a wild boar from the hounds and let him go his way.
 7     V|         and much people and many hounds with them. It happed that
 8     V|      that they followed her with hounds, and when she was sore constrained
 9     V|         would save her. Then the hounds durst not approach her by
10     V|         of hunters, and when the hounds were on the place whereas
11     V|      their bodies to be given to hounds and wolves to be devoured.
12     V|      their bodies were thrown to hounds and were there seven days,
13    VI|         is said in the Dialogue: Hounds followed a hare, and he
14    VI|          reasonable, and they be hounds disreasonable. This dissension