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 1     I|    the law of nature of the default of the knowledge of God,
 2     I|  for our misery, or for our default we have some merit, to the
 3     I| saints may avail us, or for default that we have in contemplation
 4     I|   in his saints, or for the default that we have in loving God,
 5     I|    that he take us with the default, and shall by violence bring
 6    II|   he that should repel this default, should be born of a virgin.
 7   III|      because they had great default of water. Then went S. Benet
 8   III|    town within had so great default that they ate their shoes
 9   III|   of justice be cruelty and default. And therefore Modestus
10    IV|  clearness of light without default, and thy holy dormition
11     V|   but he purged him of that default, saying that: The pilgrim
12     V|    he might freely know the default, and of them to make one
13     V|      and not purged of that default, but was made contrary after
14   VII|    folk and beasts died for default of water, and at his prayer