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 1     I|    were entered into the house secretly and had found the child,
 2    II|   house privily, that he might secretly bury it when the sun went
 3    II|        with moving of her lips secretly, saying: O Lord God of Israel,
 4    II|    torments; so that I am fled secretly away, and had liefer be
 5    II|   villainy, and threw by night secretly into the house of the man
 6    II|       yet depart, and returned secretly to Canterbury, of whose
 7   III|       Benet his nurse and fled secretly, and came into a hermitage
 8   III|      after him, and they named secretly among themselves, that unnethe
 9   III|        suffered it to be borne secretly and privily unto their ship.
10   III|   thereof because it should be secretly kept. Then it happed that
11   III|     the bodies and buried them secretly in his house in a tomb of
12   III| baptized him, and informed him secretly in the faith. And then this
13   III|      he went unto this pilgrim secretly, and said to him in this
14   III|       then forthon he believed secretly and accompanied with him,
15   III|        suffered them to be led secretly, their hands bound behind
16   III|     loaves hot out of the oven secretly and gave it to the poor.
17    IV|        heads to be smitten off secretly, and to be buried in their
18    IV|    also, when he was with Nero secretly within his conclave, the
19    IV|    went to him and said to him secretly: Command some man to bring
20    IV|         he was afraid, and ran secretly to his mother's breast and
21    IV|      there ordained to be more secretly, and there hid them long
22    IV|        pavilion, he entered in secretly and cut the throat of his
23    IV|       named Irenæus, which was secretly a christian man, and said
24     V|   arose without shame and came secretly to him. And when he felt
25     V|       Carthage he came to Rome secretly, without the knowledge of
26     V|    that night, but he departed secretly on the morn. And when she
27     V|      church, he brought to him secretly a book wherein the credo
28     V|   repudiated his own wife, and secretly wedded her to his wife,
29     V|     die, ordained between them secretly that, when Herod should
30     V|       that Herod treated first secretly with his wife of the death
31     V|  Jerusalem, and did do bury it secretly thereby whereas Herod dwelled,
32     V|    death. And then Savien fled secretly away, and went unto the
33     V|   peril of the world, and went secretly to the rivage of the sea,
34     V|  others, for she was christian secretly, but she durst not publish
35     V|        to the cathedral church secretly by water in a boat, and
36     V|     the bodies and buried them secretly in a field of hers, and
37    VI|        to live together chaste secretly, that no man knew it but
38    VI|    rule about the king as well secretly as outward. And the king,
39    VI|   loveth his enemy is a martyr secretly in his mind. Secondly, they
40    VI|     was all whole. When he was secretly in the revestiary he had
41    VI|        up, and clad him withal secretly, and the sleeves came to
42    VI|    gave ensample. When she was secretly alone, tofore she might
43    VI| sometimes, she would call them secretly and comforted them, all
44   VII|  confused in himself, and said secretly: Alas I fear me I am deceived,
45   VII|     resist her wisdom, he sent secretly by letters for all the great
46   VII|   place wherein he might dwell secretly, out of the business of
47   VII|       the king a man which was secretly christian, and was chief
48   VII|       said they, then call him secretly and say to him that this
49   VII|        most familiar with him, secretly, and demanded him of this
50   VII|       then he let the dove fly secretly, and he flew upon the shoulder
51   VII| inquired all that he should do secretly, and reported it to the
52   VII|       a whole year, and after, secretly he departed again and went
53   VII|     All which things he shewed secretly to his fellow, named friar
54   VII|    little water, and ever most secretly that he could he ware under
55   VII|     say in English: Those that secretly blame and dispraise their
56   VII|   yonder man and make him come secretly to speak with me. The messenger
57   VII|         And when he might tend secretly to them, visiting them and
58   VII|      sister, together speaking secretly of their spouse our Lord
59   VII|    orisons are said softly and secretly, for this that the priest
60   VII|       the intent he might more secretly honour and pray, he went
61   VII|       here be also said low or secretly for this, that when our~
62   VII|      same canon is said low or secretly for the virtue of the words,