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1 ApCreed,    4,  2     |  their ~hearts: "Let no evil speech proceed from your mouth;
2 ApCreed,    9   (5)   | words we observe a figure of speech, that is, the changing of ~
3 10Command,    1,  1   |   perjure himself. "Let your speech be: Yea, yea; No, ~no. But
4 10Command,    1   (12)|    Our Lord says, 'Let ~your speech be: Yea, yea; No, no,' He
5 10Command,    2,  3   |     to others: "Let no ~evil speech proceed from your mouth;
6 10Command,    7,  2   |   Now, we know ~that a man's speech betrays from what region
7 10Command,    7,  2   | comes from, ~thus: "Even thy speech doth discover thee."18 Even
8 10Command,    9       |      And again: "Let no evil speech proceed from your mouth."10 ~
9 Sacramen,    6        |    lips, because of taste or speech; and on the hands because