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 1    II|            to have recreation. The eagle is the bird that flyeth
 2   III|           she saw in her sleep, an eagle fly over her bed, and thrice
 3   III|          And with the voice of the eagle she awoke and was much abashed,
 4     V|           the high mountains as an eagle, hath pronounced by clear
 5    VI|           an ox and the face of an eagle, and each of these beasts
 6    VI|         and behind the face of the eagle, and because that the face
 7    VI|       because that the face of the eagle appeared above the other
 8    VI| predication. John is figured as an eagle, which fleeth highest of
 9    VI|           his resurrection, and an eagle in his ascension. And by
10    VI|         liberal. By the face of an eagle it is showed that he was
11    VI|           by new conversation. The eagle is of sharp sight, so that