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 1     I|      attempts to translate by 'hole comen' (whole come), regardless
 2     I|     for the meaningless words 'hole comen,' those of 'widow
 3     I|     she maketh her house in an hole, or in a wall of stone.
 4    II|    full of holes, and in every hole hung a phial, and he demanded
 5    II|          After, he went into a hole or cave to hide him, and
 6   III|        As touching this pit or hole which is named S. Patrick'
 7   III|  chapel, and in his tomb is an hole that a man may put in his
 8   III|      if he put his head in the hole he shall anon be made perfectly
 9   III|   perish and break, and when a hole was made therein they saw
10   III|        in which he had made an hole to put his head in and girded
11    IV|      Lady and hid his leg in a hole of the church, and prayed
12    IV| Hyppolitus took his leg in the hole, and took and set it in
13     V|     mountain by the entry of a hole or a cave. And then the
14     V|   admonishment of the angel, a hole in a stone of marble, and