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 1     I| residence in French Flanders. Colour is also given to the suggestion
 2     I|     so light and clear as the colour of the sun, like purple,
 3     I|    the which was seen without colour and without beauty; sick
 4    II|      of things: first, unto a colour which lighteth the eye of
 5    II|  swelled and became of a pale colour. The plants of his feet
 6   III|      the milk of a cow of one colour, and the juice of small
 7   III|     is yet at Malmesbury, the colour thereof is purple. And within
 8     V|     great fever, moved of red colour, and the physicians gave
 9    VI|      it was fair and fresh of colour, pure, and brighter than
10    VI|      her gown of another foul colour, the sleeves of her coat
11    VI|  amended with pieces of other colour.~Her father, king of Hungary,
12   VII|   wine only for to change the colour. He fasted once by the space