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 1   2,     27|      good: and, how those are deceived who keep by the river, and
 2   2,     27|       themselves. You see how deceived they are, choosing rather
 3   2,     27|   have shown you how they are deceived by a disordinate fear, and
 4   2,     28|    have told you how they are deceived by their own sensuality,
 5   3,     17|     You, so that I may not be deceived through my limited vision,
 6   3,     22|       know how to avoid being deceived by the Devil or ourselves!
 7   3,     25|     bodily sentiments are all deceived in the aforesaid Sacrament,
 8   3,     25| grosser bodily sentiments are deceived; but the soul cannot be
 9   3,     25|        but the soul cannot be deceived in her sentiments unless
10   3,     25|      inasmuch as it cannot be deceived; wherefore, with it you
11   4,     10|    how the disobedient man is deceived, showing you how death came