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 1     I|            and were fed in places plenteous and burgeoning. These devoured
 2     I|      shall grow these first seven plenteous years that be to come, and
 3     V|          it is full of richesses, plenteous of fruit, delectable of
 4    VI|           us peace and all things plenteous. And in this war was the
 5    VI| outrageous tempests, and the land plenteous of all manner of fruits;
 6    VI|        fairness betokeneth riches plenteous, and honour of England,
 7    VI|        wits and cunning, and most plenteous wisdom, of facound and speaking
 8    VI|          is more blessed and more plenteous to increase their mind than
 9   VII|      husband, to the end that the plenteous gifts of nature and grace
10   VII|           should pursue the right plenteous land of Italy. And when