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 1        I, XXVII| committed the offence, bear the guilt of that offence against
 2        I, XXVII|  agitated, he hag incurred some guilt. Lawful commerce, therefore,
 3        I, XXVII|      mind thence contracts some guilt; yet not so much as to hinder
 4        I, XXVII|     when he was awake, then its guilt is manifest to the mind;
 5        I, XXXI |         the remembrance of your guilt may crush the vanity which
 6       II, X    |       eternal life.~ "How great guilt they lie tinder, who adhere
 7       IV, XIX  |        may be absolved from the guilt of my needless levity, having
 8       IV, XXV  |     salvation, he confessed his guilt, and desired to be advised
 9       IV, XXV  |       God, in penitence for his guilt, so he still continued the
10       IV, XXVI |   suffered the penalty of their guilt at the avenging hand of
11       IV, XXVII|   thinking doubtless that their guilt could in nowise be hidden