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 1     I|      and in all the natural wits of his body. And first the
 2     I|   sorrow in all his natural wits S. Bernard telleth, that
 3     I|     the gates of their five wits closed. These five apparitions
 4     I|    and know above all other wits and reasons, and more than
 5    II| were sore troubled in their wits and made a horrible cry
 6    II|    minds and alieneth their wits. When the provost saw these
 7   III|   of which I nourish all my wits, the which I have ordained
 8     V|  God that he used no bodily wits. He had been a year in the
 9    VI| fair speakers, the clearest wits and cunning, and most plenteous
10    VI|  had been mad or out of his wits, and, as some say, Clement
11   VII| evil thoughts, and his five wits natural for to keep him