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 1     I|        The corbels of roof and cloister vaulting which look down
 2    II|     monks that go out of their cloister or cells, if they converse
 3   III|        me no more; go into thy cloister and rest thee there.~There
 4   III|      might not live out of his cloister. And when she saw that he
 5    IV|     and brought again into the cloister of the religious. And when
 6     V|     mightest be perfect in thy cloister; I praise in all my books
 7     V|     with a sword, she left the cloister of her flesh, and is joined
 8    VI|         and they came unto the cloister of the poor ladies of S.
 9    VI| devotion. In no place ne in no cloister was silence better kept
10    VI|        because she went into a cloister of nuns, which prayed her
11   VII|   mountain of stones fast by a cloister and dwelled so three years.
12   VII|    sweet an odour that all the cloister was replenished therewith,