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 1     I|        it is covered with black cloth, and this representeth them
 2    II|       mass of gold wrapped in a cloth. And when the man arose
 3    II|       his head wearing the same cloth that he had given to the
 4    II|       to him: Knowest thou this cloth? And he said: Yea, Sire;
 5   III|     they had ne sheets ne linen cloth but to dry their hands,
 6   III|        do bring smocks of linen cloth and said to them that they
 7   III|        took the smocks of linen cloth and threw them in the furnace
 8   III|       of S. Agatha and took the cloth that lay upon her tomb,
 9   III|       as soon as it came to the cloth that they brought from her
10   III|         churchyard with a white cloth on his head, and stood still
11    IV|         enchanter so precious a cloth for to lose it ? Then, when
12    IV|         dead, and took away the cloth and so knew that she was
13    IV|     like unto Jesu Christ, with cloth and hem, like as she saw
14    IV|      standing, and with a linen cloth cleansing thy wounds. I
15    IV|      then she clad her with the cloth of mortality and saluted
16     V|      Who doth that no other man cloth, all men wonder on him.
17     V|     three drops of blood upon a cloth by which they knew that
18     V|        And then he took a linen cloth and bound his eyes with
19    VI|        from the painter a linen cloth and set it upon his visage,
20    VI|         bier was covered with a cloth named a dalmatic, and one
21    VI|         thither and touched the cloth, and anon he was made whole.
22    VI|       and did spin a fine small cloth of which she made more than
23    VI|          both bound in a little cloth of purple, and said to her:
24    VI|      wrapped in a little purple cloth, anon Euphemius fell down
25    VI|     chamberers and made thereof cloth, so that of her proper labour
26    VI|     martyr, and in his birth no cloth was fouled by him. And he
27   VII|    monks, all in royal copes of cloth of gold and a royal cross
28   VII|        then he asked Judas what cloth that was that hung over
29   VII|      head, and he said it was a cloth that he gave to a leper,
30   VII|     merits, in so much that the cloth which lay upon it was not
31   VII|       his hands, he had a linen cloth in his bosom for to dry
32   VII|        hath no more of it but a cloth for to wind him for to be
33   VII|       so purchase to set such a cloth in thy looms that during
34   VII|     death he ne ware but coarse cloth, russet or white, such as
35   VII|         and a hood both of like cloth which he had do make for
36   VII|       scarlet, ne gowns of rich cloth, ne also furring of over
37   VII|    shirt a stamin or strainer's cloth, and for girdle he girded
38   VII| Aldegonde gave a piece of linen cloth, such as princes wear, and
39   VII|      Jesu Christ, took the said cloth and thereof she made chrisms
40   VII|       chrisms with her mother's cloth, and when she had made them
41   VII|       the chrisms and her linen cloth thus employed, she was much
42   VII|      angel brought him a purple cloth from heaven, and commanded