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 1     I|       us perpetually. The Jews drank and alway were athirst,
 2     I|        was in the shadow, they drank of the water that issued
 3     I|    best part, and they ate and drank so much that they were drunken.
 4     I|     that the people and beasts drank their fill. Then said God
 5    II|   whereas they sat and ate and drank. And David smote on them
 6    II|      vessels that king Solomon drank of were of gold, and the
 7    II|    sons and daughters ate, and drank wine, in the house of the
 8    II|   three nights she ate not, ne drank not, but was continually
 9    II|       my life. And she ate and drank such as her handmaid had
10    II|       Holofernes was merry and drank so much wine that he never
11    II|        much wine that he never drank so much in one day in all
12    II|     saw that Thomas ate not ne drank not, but alway looked upward
13    II|     lion came and slew him and drank his blood, and the hounds
14    II|    young man into his body, he drank venom without hurt or peril,
15    II|         and then they ate, and drank of the well or fountain.
16   III|      and in their mouths. They drank it with great desire, as
17   III|      the cross on it, and anon drank it without grieving him
18   III|        mother's womb. He never drank wine, mead, ne cider, ne
19   III|   never ate bread of wheat, ne drank wine, ne used no pottage,
20   III|        fear him withal, and he drank it as sweetly as it had
21   III|      king, and whiles the king drank, the butler took a knife
22   III|    people ran to the water and drank, so that they were well
23   III|        at certain hour ate and drank with them, but first he
24   III|   wakings and in penances, she drank never wine ne other liquor,
25   III|   vessel was full. The workmen drank their bellyful, and as oft
26    IV|        fair well, whereof they drank and refreshed them much.
27    IV|   never ate bread of wheat, ne drank wine, ne he used no pottage,
28    IV|       and twice in the year he drank wine, and that was at Christmas
29    IV|     for to learn, he tasted ne drank never wine in ten years.
30    IV|        he hath deserved it. He drank yesterday in the city without
31     V|      day. Whose water S. Rocke drank, being sore athirst, and
32     V|     his meat. For sometimes he drank oil when it was given him
33     V|       he perceived not that he drank oil, but when his lips 
34     V|      mouth, and what he ate or drank always he vomited and casted
35    VI|      mayst thou drink, and she drank, and her seemed that fire
36   VII|      arts liberal, wherein she drank plenteously of the well
37   VII|  brethren sat down and ate and drank of such as they found, and
38   VII|      roots they were. And they drank of the water of the fair
39   VII|      fine gold and silver, and drank out of it. In that time
40   VII|     hens, or a whole goose, he drank little or nothing, and that
41   VII|        was wine with water. He drank so little at his dinner
42   VII| anybody. ~Another time a woman drank out of a cruse by night
43   VII|    poor, before that he ate or drank, he with his own hands administered