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 1   1,      6|     ways which may please his perverse sensual will. Sometimes
 2   1,      7|     trouble proceed from this perverse root of self-love, which
 3   1,      7|   passion, for she learns the perverse law, which is bound up in
 4   1,      8|       their neighbor, just as perverse men all their vices; thus,
 5   2,      6| patience into the darkness of perverse man, not fearing the world'
 6   2,     19|       founded in envy, and in perverse rashness with impatience,
 7   2,     26|     with the soul. And to the perverse ones will be rendered eternal
 8   2,     27|     of their death under this perverse lordship, they await no
 9   2,     40|     in the extirpation of his perverse self-will, both spiritual
10   4,      6|   knife of hatred he slew his perverse self-will, who, nourished
11   4,      8|      you something which your perverse will desires, using the