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 1     I|     feathers, he may not well fly. Thus this Litany is called
 2     I|       which is a manner great fly, called in some place an
 3    II|       that S. Macarius killed fly that bit him, and when he
 4    II|      he saw the blood of this fly, he repented him, and so,
 5   III|    saw in her sleep, an eagle fly over her bed, and thrice
 6    IV|  place to place, and began to fly in the air. Then said S.
 7    IV|      S. Peter when he saw him fly so high: Peter, why tarriest
 8     V|   dread, for he might neither fly ne leap, and Justina dreading
 9     V| showed to some holy men. They fly about us as flies, they
10     V|      given to you pens for to fly and hath granted you the
11    VI|     good be they that an anon fly to heaven, and be quit of
12    VI|      sheep, the which saw her fly. And then her father, which
13   VII|      And then he let the dove fly secretly, and he flew upon