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 1     I|     seen the authorities that blame and despise so much idleness,
 2     I|  trowed a dead man, and shall blame themselves for his body
 3     I|       for them, to avenge and blame ourselves for sin. Thirdly,
 4     I|       lightly without hurt or blame is venial sin, but the custom
 5    II|  clean services. Am I then to blame if I preach to thee to love
 6    II|   after he excused him of the blame in Moses, in praising him
 7    II|      excused him of the third blame that was in the law, in
 8    II|   after, he purged him of the blame of the tabernacle, and of
 9    II|        to the great shame and blame of all thy lineage. S. Agnes
10    II|    wisdom of christian men to blame and reny our christian faith.
11    II|       the devil: Our Lord God blame and reprove thee, cursed
12    II|   them would they praise, and blame them that were evil. Among
13    II|     it should not turn to his blame that defamed him. By this
14    II|        and may not I bear one blame or vice of this man? And
15    IV|  which thou hast kept without blame of sin to thyself. And I
16     V|   take harm in his riding and blame him that lent him the horse.
17     V| tongue increaseth it not, but blame minisheth it. I am sorry
18     V|    because he reproved him of blame. He assembled great people
19     V| warned him that he should not blame his gods; and he answered:
20     V|      I be thus tormented that blame them that be no gods, how
21     V|   shameless creature put more blame guiltless on the servant
22     V|       and began to rebuke and blame him strongly, and the friends
23     V|    that time Lambert began to blame strongly Pepin, for a common
24     V|  priest. And when he began to blame the jollity and lavish life
25     V|     whole.~He had liefer hear blame of himself than praising,
26     V|       and repented him of the blame that he had said, and doubted
27     V|      soul continually without blame, the devil had envy of her,
28    VI|      ought not to be laid any blame in her, for her destiny
29    VI|        and he said: Wherefore blame ye me and flee from me that
30   VII|     not thyself over much, ne blame thyself also, for so do
31   VII|    against them, and began to blame them because they were overcome
32   VII|  descending anon and began to blame the emperor of so great
33   VII|   evil; and began strongly to blame them that worship idols,
34   VII|   himself was culpable and to blame, and for the honour of the
35   VII|  English: Those that secretly blame and dispraise their neighbours