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 1    II|   the stroke smote the cross asunder and his arm almost off,
 2   III|    his body opened and cleft asunder and his bowels fell out.
 3    IV|   cross. And the belly brake asunder, and so she issued out all
 4    IV| devils and departed and sawn asunder, and that one part was burnt,
 5     V|    world. The rocks were cut asunder, and the mountains cloven,
 6    VI|     that held him, and broke asunder cords or any thing that
 7   VII|     here departeth the world asunder, for on that other side
 8   VII|     and had almost gnawed it asunder. And he saw in the bottom
 9   VII|    to the cutting or gnawing asunder. The place where the four
10   VII|  cubits long, and anon cleft asunder, which was hanged up there
11   VII|     his foot, which was slit asunder. This holy man made his