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 1 1 |       thereof the man of God might know when he came with his bread,
 2 1 |         God answered, and said: "I know that it is Easter with me
 3 3 |            himself, he said: Now I know verily, that our Lord hath
 4 14|            be silent, that you may know matters yet far more important.
 5 16|           end that the world might know what great grace was in
 6 16|            man, as I perceive, did know the secret counsel of God:
 7 16|         GREGORY: Why should he not know the secrets of God, who
 8 16|    Wherefore, seeing it is less to know, than to utter: what is
 9 16|        David saith that he did not know only them, but also with
10 16|           be joined with him, they know the secret judgments of
11 16|           separated from God, they know them not: for seeing they
12 16|         receive: such persons both know these things and do utter
13 16|        which God doth conceal they know not, and those which he
14 16|           which he doth utter they know: and therefore the prophet
15 16|         Those judgments I may both know and utter, which I knew
16 17|           be proved most true, who know that very Abbey to be now
17 18|            a lay-brother, whom you know, was sent by his master
18 21|            3:8], so we are also to know that he doth breathe likewise
19 21|            of the Spirit, they may know what they are by God's grace:
20 22|          they should both hear and know by vision. ~GREGORY: Why
21 22|          authority of scripture we know that the prophet Abacuck
22 22|         doubtful mind. But I would know what manner of man he was
23 30|              PETER: I would gladly know, whether he obtained always
24 36| conversation, if any be curious to know further, he may in the institution
25 37|          by what token they should know that he was dead. Six days