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 1     I| pierced with thorns unto the brain of the soul. There be three
 2     I|     thrust the thorns to the brain. They sought it in the blood
 3    II|  skull of his head, that his brain fell on the pavement. And
 4    II|    was dead they stirred his brain, and after went in to his
 5   III|  great need to keep well her brain, for because of the ardour
 6   III|    him on the head, that his brain fell all abroad, and thus
 7   III|    judgment, that the tender brain fell abroad out of his head
 8   III|     young child that had his brain sore troubled, in such wise
 9    IV|    upon this authority: Hard brain, etc.-he was not flattered
10     V|    comparison of thy wit and brain than is this great sea unto
11   VII|      brake his head, and the brain sprang out of it.~
12   VII|    was all to-broken and the brain sprang out, and so he accomplished