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 1     I|       chose a serpent having a maiden's cheer, for like oft apply
 2    IV|       through the mouth of the maiden: O Ciriacus, thou art weary
 3   VII|      in despair, and save this maiden that hath forsa':en for
 4   VII|       if they might surmount a maiden well bespoken. And then
 5   VII|   answered and said: We have a maiden, none comparable to her
 6   VII| nothing, he sent to him a fair maiden, a king's daughter, which
 7   VII|       The which woman took her maiden or servant and shoved her
 8   VII|     glory of the said saint.~A maiden of two years of age, the
 9   VII|    restored again unto life. A maiden of seven years of age, which
10   VII|     from earth. i. 112.~Hebrew maiden and S. Thomas,ii. 139.~Henry