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"ref": "The English Works of John Gower, 1393",
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"ref": "The Minor Poems of John Lydgate, c.1460",
"text": "O, out on richesse with vanyte forblowe."
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"ref": "The Pilgrimage of the Soul, 1500",
"text": "Where is youre boste, or daren ye appere With youre forblowyng vanyte."
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