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 1   III|  which had lost at play his gown and all the money that he
 2   III| next his body, a coat and a gown, and if it happed so that
 3    IV|     all torent and tare his gown in such wise that he was
 4    IV|  the hair, his coat and his gown, and if it so happed that
 5    IV|      and demanded after his gown; and when S. Dominic heard
 6    VI|   wore a russet mantle, her gown of another foul colour,
 7   VII|   and abode in a right poor gown. And the devil made to him
 8   VII|    a monk, that is to wit a gown without a hood, and in the
 9   VII| Lord. It happed once that a gown and a hood both of like
10   VII|     own body, gave the said gown and hood to a poor man.
11   VII|    his head, and had on his gown, and refusing all other
12   VII|   you and at your help, his gown that before was wonder foul,