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 1   III|        came into Alexandria, his shoes were broken and torn; when
 2   III|       shoemaker for to amend his shoes, and as he would work he
 3   III|      default that they ate their shoes and ratchets. There was
 4   III|        it do off their hosen and shoes and durst not presume to
 5   III|         the good, stole away her shoes, but as soon as she was
 6   III|        her clothes and hosen and shoes. Incontinent she arose in
 7     V|   emperor took off his hosen and shoes himself, in weeping, and
 8    VI| exercised the craft of making of shoes. In which craft they passed
 9    VI|          and clouting poor men's shoes, which were taken and bounden
10    VI|          and after, awls such as shoes be sewed with, were threaden
11    VI|         his head, with hosen and shoes gilt, with an amiable mouth
12   VII|      length lightly, four horses shoes of iron. He would lift up