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 1     I|          of God, as far as it is rightful and good for him, our Lord
 2     I| representing of treble estate of rightful men. And this reason assigneth
 3     I|           I came not for to call rightful men but sinners to penance.
 4     I|          have seen that thou art rightful in this generation. Of all
 5     I|          slay a man ignorant and rightful? She said that she was his
 6     I|         God, and that thou do is rightful before him, and obeyest
 7     I|           But for good cause and rightful a man may swear without
 8    II|         was in him in deeming of rightful dooms. ~After this Solomon
 9    II|         and this man was simple, rightful and dreading God, and going
10    II|         the earth, a man simple, rightful, dreading God, and going
11    II|         the earth, a man simple, rightful, dreading God, and going
12    II|         saying: O Lord, thou art rightful, and all thy dooms be true,
13    II|          and all things well and rightful about your father and mother,
14    II|        without disordinate love; rightful going and devotion to God,
15    II|        old laws that be good and rightful, and not against our mother
16   III|         them of this, that their rightful King was born among them
17    IV|  mediator, leader, and solace of rightful people. And when they were
18    IV|         usurped, thou art always rightful, high and sovereign, and
19    IV|      espying where we may assail rightful men. And when he had said
20    IV|         from the city. It is not rightful, said he, that we should
21    IV|   everlasting memory shall be my rightful hostess, and she shall dread
22    IV|      leave to you, possessing by rightful heritage, as to my sons.
23     V|         man no longer. For it is rightful that he which by the art
24     V|      left to me by my parents by rightful heritage. And this was done
25     V|      penance than of ninety-nine rightful men which need no penance.
26    VI|       England peaceably when the rightful blood was destroyed. Notwithstanding,
27    VI|   Wulstan and said: Brother, thy rightful simplicity hath been but
28    VI|     thought clean, and intention rightful. He had the affection holy,
29    VI|         thought. Thirdly, he had rightful intention, for in all things
30    VI|          this is as touching the rightful intention. Fourthly, he
31    VI|          is to live soberly, and rightful labour, and a debonair wit.
32    VI|         continently, and humbly. Rightful work is, if he be rightful,
33    VI|       Rightful work is, if he be rightful, discreet, and fruitful.
34    VI|          discreet, and fruitful. Rightful by good intention, discreet
35    VI|       meekness. Secondly, he had rightful work and deed, and his work
36    VI|       and deed, and his work was rightful by intention, and that is
37   VII|      thou art he that lovest the rightful. And they cut off the right