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1   III|  Ambrose cannot be so blown and swollen as thou art; then was he
2   III|         man that had great legs swollen like a barrel, and his womb
3   III|      good woman, she saw him so swollen that she said that it were
4    IV|    There was a man of Piedmont, swollen like a monster, avowed him
5    IV| honoured, so much more they are swollen in pride, then Decius, elate
6     V|      cheek, that it was red and swollen. And they that were by arose
7    VI|    which had her throat greatly swollen of a malady called escroceles,
8   VII|         the head much great and swollen, and was so red in the face