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 1    II|       him unto a city which he besieged, and by the means of a woman
 2    II|  twelve thousand horsemen, and besieged the town, and took their
 3   III|      he came to Canterbury and besieged the town and anon he gat
 4   III|   Jerusalem on Easter day, and besieged the town, for on that day
 5   III|     Lupus bishop of Troyes was besieged by the king Attila, and
 6    VI|    that the christian men were besieged of a great multitude of
 7    VI| Cologne, and found that it was besieged with the Huns. And when
 8    VI|   seemed that a great host had besieged the city, so that he was
 9    VI|     the country all about, and besieged the city, and sware that
10    VI|    city, and thus was the city besieged for to have been taken.
11   VII|       and came into Italy, and besieged the King Astolphus, and