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 1     I|     folk-lorist will find a rich field to interest him in a territory
 2     I|         beasts shall come to the field howling, and shall not eat
 3     I|       the cross. In the was in a field about or nigh Damascus.
 4     I|          And man was made in the field of Damascus; he was made
 5     I|         Paradise, and set in the field of Damascus where as he
 6     I|        of the children of Heth a field, and buried her worshipfully
 7     I|          he was that came in the field against them. He answered
 8     I|         son is as the odour of a field full of flowers, whom our
 9     I|         east, and saw a pit in a field and three flocks of sheep
10     I|         in harvest time into the field, and took there a mandrake
11     I|         Jacob came home from the field, Leah went against him and
12     I|         bought there a part of a field, in which he fixed his tabernacles,
13     I|   feeding of their beasts in the field, he held it secret till
14     I|      time his sons came from the field and heard what was happened
15     I|         spelunke which is in the field of Ephron the Hittite against
16     I|         down all that was in the field, men and beasts. But in
17    II|      into the town, told how the field was lost, the people slain,
18    II|     child, and kept sheep in the field. And Samuel said: Send for
19    II|         servants: Know ye Joab's field that lieth by my field?
20    II|         s field that lieth by my field? They said yea. Go ye, said
21    II|       sycamores that grow in the field, and horses were brought
22    II|     Arphaxad and took him in the field, whereof Nebuchadnezzar
23    II|       but also the beasts of the field obey to him, his might is
24    II|          a city had taken away a field from the church of S. Andrew,
25    II|         he would again yield the field. And when the bishop had
26    II|          his health, he took the field again. Then the bishop put
27    II|         he would yield again his field and another semblable. Then
28    II|        he took from me again the field. And then the provost made
29    II|        the provost died, and the field was re-established unto
30    II|   commanded him to be led to the field and there to be bounden
31    II|         S. Vincent was cast in a field for to be devoured of the
32   III|       Cuthbert kept sheep in the field, looked upward and saw angels
33   III|        comfort bare him into the field, and there they met with
34   III|        isle, and he being in the field, S. Austin with his fellowship
35   III|          chapter, that he sold a field that he had, and the value
36   III|        holy maid did do labour a field that she had, and a storm
37   III|    fields thereabout, and in her field fell not one drop. Another
38    IV|       should go reap corn in the field, and saw the sickle ready
39    IV|       the cage and flew into the field; and there came a sparrowhawk,
40    IV|         seemed he was in a great field, and that a great tempest
41    IV|        precious ointments in the field Veranus. And the christian
42    IV|         with the others into the field Veranus and there buried.
43    IV|      which never was digged, the field not eared, the vine not
44     V|       would never buy house, nor field, nor town, and refused many
45     V|      that he had laboured in the field about reaping of his corn,
46     V|     slept with open mouth in the field, and a serpent entered by
47     V|        buried them secretly in a field of hers, and after, when
48    VI|        of rus, ruris, that is, a field. And thus Theodorus is as
49    VI| Theodorus is as much to say as a field given of God. For he gave
50    VI|         to God and renounced the field of the chivalry of the emperor.~
51    VI|         which sat on a time in a field, and another woman had laid
52   VII|     friends, that he went to the field nigh unto the city, and
53   VII|          let they him lie in the field that the beasts should eat