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 1    II|    laid him in the way, and a cart with four wheels came with
 2   III|      were some men that led a cart which should pass by, and
 3   III|     of them should lie on the cart as he were dead, and thereby
 4   III|      bade him that lay in the cart to hold his eyes closed
 5   III|       of Rome in a tun upon a cart. And when he was far out
 6   III|       he would have therein a cart for to set S. Ambrose thereon
 7   III|     sent in exile in the same cart the same day that he would
 8   III| ofttimes to the wood with the cart to fetch home wood, and
 9    IV|   join ye and yoke them to my cart or chariot, and bring ye
10    IV|  child which was slain with a cart, whom his mother bare to
11    IV|   which yoked his oxen in the cart in the feast of Mary Magdalene,
12    IV|     and anon the oxen and the cart were smitten with thunder.
13     V| Viterbo would have borrowed a cart of a man, and he answered
14     V|     than I should lend you my cart, but he came again to himself