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 1   III|  soft bed, but lay upon the straw or upon the ground, and
 2   III|     as it had been a little straw, and bare it two miles farther
 3    IV|     And like as fire put in straw or in tow wasteth it, right
 4    IV|   bound behind him wisps of straw in great despite. And when
 5    VI| ready for him a bed full of straw. And when he lay thereon,
 6    VI|    arose and threw away the straw, and laid him down on the
 7    VI|    about mid-night all that straw was set afire. Martin arose
 8    VI|    that they might lay some straw in his couch where he lay,
 9    VI|    to lie on a sack full of straw. Tenthly, how she hath despised
10   VII|  for hanging, only a little straw. Ever before the celebration
11   VII|    of his friends, a little straw. Three days before his death
12   VII|     ordinary.~festue, n., a straw.~fet, v. fetched.~fiables