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 1   1    |    they may practice all the knavery and wickedness which we
 2   1    |     rather than resist their knavery. If the fact that one man
 3   2    |  stealing, luxury, harlotry, knavery, and every sort of contempt
 4   2    |      could bear to have such knavery exposed if it were his own?
 5 Prop1  |    chancery,11 and such like knavery -- usurps all the German
 6 Prop1  | Christ, under which all this knavery and destruction of souls
 7 Prop2  |    us to worship such greed, knavery and humbug? He is a shepherd, --
 8 Prop2  |     are not ashamed of their knavery, leading us hither and yon
 9 Prop2  |    and follow after lies and knavery," which serves them right. ~
10 Prop2  |    business in which so much knavery and deceit are practiced
11 Prop2  |  money, though that is sheer knavery. For example, in return