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 1     I|          praisings. Iowted, pp., bowed, used also for lurked. ~
 2    II|      other, but with their heads bowed down fled for to escape
 3    II|          with her son, that tree bowed down and worshipped Jesu
 4   III|       Benet had told to him, and bowed it a little, and anon a
 5   III|         over her bed, and thrice bowed and inclined to her, and
 6    IV|          seeing, was abashed and bowed verily that he had been
 7    IV|        tower, and anon the tower bowed down so low that the top
 8    IV|       night she kneeled down and bowed her knees. ~On a time, at
 9     V| voluptuosities of mine ears have bowed and subdued me, but thou
10    VI|        comforted with the sight, bowed down his head, and with
11   VII|     labour. And this holy virgin bowed down her head, and the cruel