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 1     I|          sinner to be mine for his trespass, which would be shine by
 2     I|             for the crime. For all trespass and sins shall be there
 3     I|          is run in, and as for the trespass to her neighbour. But alway,
 4     I|          might do and make of this trespass and homicide. The which
 5     I|            if he might make him to trespass and break God's commandments,
 6     I|          not meekly confessing his trespass, but laid the fault on his
 7     I|       cursed the earth because the trespass was of the fruit of the
 8     I|      knowing the pain of the first trespass of Adam, yet he added thereto
 9     I|           not remember the sin and trespass of thy brethren, ne the
10    II|           what ye owe pay for your trespass and sin, and then ye shall
11    II|         that ye have paid for your trespass, set them at the side of
12    II|            thee to bear my sin and trespass and return with me that
13    II|        cross, not for his culp and trespass, but for our redemption.
14    II|       judged them to death without trespass? Arise up hastily, and command
15    II|          should pardon another his trespass, we be contrite and repentant
16    II|           and for mine offence and trespass this trouble cometh to holy
17   III|       culpable repented him of his trespass, and the others from then
18   III|           and confessed him of his trespass.~Attila, the king of Goths,
19   III|            thee to acknowledge thy trespass. It appertaineth that reason
20   III|           and took penance for his trespass, and was after a good man.~
21   III|        demanded forgiveness of his trespass, and promised to make amends
22   III| forgiveness of their ignorance and trespass. Then bare they the body
23   III|            the holy saint, for her trespass, and purposed to ride thither
24   III|          make satisfaction for thy trespass in doing sacrifice to our
25   III|           he would forgive him his trespass. The master, as felonous
26    IV|         saw this he knowledged his trespass, and after became christian
27    IV|        penance for his offence and trespass. In the same epistle aforesaid,
28    IV|           taken, and confessed his trespass, and was judged to be drawn
29     V|           him was punished for his trespass, so Julian the apostate
30     V|         forgive this young man his trespass. And he then began to swear
31     V|         had demanded pardon of the trespass that he had done. And S.
32    VI|            confessed their sin and trespass that they had so done by
33   VII|           after the quality of the trespass, and because our trespass
34   VII|          trespass, and because our trespass is but little, therefore