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 1     I|       shall be one hundred and twenty years. Then Noah, righteous
 2     I|       make it, one hundred and twenty years. In which time Noah
 3     I|      thirty and from thirty to twenty and from twenty to ten,
 4     I|      thirty to twenty and from twenty to ten, and our Lord said:
 5     I|        goats two hundred, kids twenty, sheep two hundred, and
 6     I|    sheep two hundred, and rams twenty; forty kine and twenty bulls,
 7     I|    rams twenty; forty kine and twenty bulls, twenty asses and
 8     I|   forty kine and twenty bulls, twenty asses and ten foals of them.
 9     I|     that he was an hundred and twenty years old, he ascended from
10     I|       Moses was an hundred and twenty years old when he died,
11    II|   hundred thousand footmen and twenty thousand men of the tribe
12    II|        meal, ten fat oxen, and twenty oxen of pasture and an hundred
13    II|  seventy cubits in length, and twenty cubits in breadth, and thirty
14    II|    porch tofore the temple was twenty cubits long after the measure
15    II|       the commandment of God. ~Twenty year after that Solomon
16    II|    king Solomon an hundred and twenty besants of gold, which he
17    II|        the king an hundred and twenty besants of gold, many aromatics,
18    II|       numbered one hundred and twenty thousand footmen, and horsemen
19    II|        footmen one hundred and twenty thousand, and twelve thousand
20    II|      two days, and preached to twenty thousand men that were there.
21    II|     our Lord three hundred and twenty, he departed out of this
22    II|    mother, and when he was but twenty years old, he heard on a
23   III|        years, and in Bethlehem twenty years, and all her age was
24   III|   three years seven months and twenty days, from the time of Honorius,
25   III|        Scythia by the space of twenty years, he was taken of the
26   III|       dig, and when he came to twenty paces deep he found three
27   III|       our Lord two hundred and twenty. And anon after Carpasius
28   III|      our Lord four hundred and twenty.~S. Germain had promised,
29    IV| Maturin priest when he was but twenty years old. ~After that S.
30    IV|         and when they had gone twenty days' journey, one of them
31    IV|        Lord twelve hundred and twenty, in the nones of July, at
32    IV|     And he was left, and abode twenty years in his evil heresy,
33    IV|     there were two hundred and twenty tapers. ~And then she clad
34     V|     should be delivered to him twenty shillings, and he went withal.
35     V|      live with, and thus lived twenty years in marriage without
36     V|       his prayers, and one and twenty knights with her believed
37    VI|  Canute had reigned in England twenty years, having two sons by
38    VI|       And that saith he in the twenty seventh chapter: Master,
39    VI|       the year one hundred and twenty in the calends of November.~
40    VI|      by the space of eight and twenty days in continual languor
41    VI|    that she had been eight and twenty years in languor and malady,
42    VI|    about her neck and throat a twenty botches called glanders,
43    VI|    place called Soly, which is twenty miles thence, but the monks
44    VI|       our Lord two hundred and twenty three, in the time of Alexander
45    VI|    again. And thus Clement was twenty years orphan, and never
46   VII|      Mount of Sinai, more than twenty journeys from thence, and
47   VII|    offer and sacrifice to thee twenty times. And then they cut
48   VII|      And then were there about twenty sick men of divers maladies,
49   VII|      that they made another of twenty cubits, and after that another
50   VII| presented to him, was four and twenty miles by water. And when
51   VII|      of Angers by the space of twenty years and six months, whose