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 1   1    |     flimsy and worthless. They wish to be the only Masters of
 2   2    |    that is because they do not wish to hear how unchristian
 3 Prop1  |    these matters than I. All I wish to do is to arouse and set
 4 Prop2  |    secret sins to whomever you wish, then take them to whatever
 5 Prop2  |    then go and do whatever you wish and ought to do; only believe
 6 Prop2  |       in spite of it. I do not wish, however, to make John Hus
 7 Prop2  |   reveal or utter them. ~All I wish to say is this: though he
 8 Prop2  |    their own practice, if they wish. Yet the new bishop should
 9 Prop3  |  wildly enough beforehand, and wish, as they say, to "wear out
10 Prop3  | yourself as a married man, and wish to become a cleric only
11 Prop3  |       lords and councils. They wish to rule far and wide, and
12 Prop3  |        are the things I should wish to do. I prefer the wrath