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 1     I|        and thou hast departed thyself from me. Secondly, Jesu
 2     I|       I, for whom thou gavest thyself, and to whom thou promiseth
 3     I|    and to whom thou promiseth thyself, I owe to thee more than
 4     I|      be circumcised, begin at thyself and thy children. And all
 5     I|     prayed, hie thee and save thyself there, for I may do nothing
 6     I|    promisedst and swaredst by thyself saying: I shall multiply
 7    II|       David: But if thou save thyself this night, to-morn thou
 8    II|   fornication, and suffer not thyself save with thy wife to know
 9    II|      my wedding. Thou knowest thyself that my father numbereth
10    II|     thou hast fasted and made thyself lean, so shall he fast and
11    II|       love thou hast despised thyself and these things, shall
12    II|     such thing as thou mayest thyself right soon give to her?
13    II|     Wherefore tormentest thou thyself thus? If thou hast proved
14    II|     up, thou wouldst unclothe thyself of thy clothes of silk and
15    II|     sayest thou, Dacian? thou thyself avengest me of my torments.
16    II|     him: Vincent have pity on thyself in such wise that thou mayst
17   III|  Venus, thy goddess, and thou thyself as Jupiter, which was an
18   III|      said: Thou ordainest for thyself delicious meats, and my
19   III|    other and now wilt deliver thyself to perdurable death. Thou
20    IV|       joy? Be thou joyful now thyself, and that thou mayest enjoy
21    IV| blessed; whereof thou saidest thyself that, thou art not made
22    IV|       without blame of sin to thyself. And I commend my body to
23     V| Wherefore tarryest thou? Cast thyself on him and he shall receive
24     V|      many souls yet, and also thyself, which shall by me believe
25     V|    wilt so that thou slay not thyself. And thus they both went
26     V|     peace be to thee, comfort thyself and be boystous. Secondly,
27     V|    for the sweet, and despise thyself if thou desire to know me.~
28     V|       poor man, and knowledge thyself culpable and kneel down
29     V|  Father, what weenest thou of thyself? And he said: I ween that
30    VI|      wouldst overthrow us and thyself. And all at once they rose
31   VII|    Katherine said: Praise not thyself over much, ne blame thyself
32   VII|   thyself over much, ne blame thyself also, for so do fools that
33   VII|      saith: If thou governest thyself by good courage thou shalt
34   VII|    said to her: Have mercy on thyself, woman, and live, specially
35   VII|   said to him: Trust never to thyself till thy soul issue of thy
36   VII|       many torments that thou thyself shalt reny the crucifix.
37   VII|    will none other reward but thyself; for he himself wrote in