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 1    II|  orient, pierced through the entrails of the people. There demened
 2    II|      part voided out all the entrails of his body, and so died
 3    II|    all his body and that the entrails and guts appeared by the
 4    II|      his members, but on his entrails which hung out of his body,
 5    IV|      and wax feeble, and his entrails began within him to lack
 6    IV| death, for he voided all his entrails beneath at his fundament.
 7    IV|      torments of fire in his entrails, which within him possessed
 8    IV| martyr truly is burnt in his entrails, but he, seeking the kingdom
 9     V|      thy words fixed in mine entrails, and the ensamples of thy
10     V|      so sore beaten that his entrails sprang out of his belly,
11     V|    which entered in to their entrails. And they suffered it joyously.
12   VII|     great violence: If thine entrails be hard as iron, and hast
13   VII|     burning, for to burn his entrails. Quiriacus suffered it much
14   VII|   the end that his belly and entrails should have the more pain