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 1     I| covetousness, sloth, gluttony, and lechery, and all sins, and purge
 2     I|          drinking, in plays and in lechery. And therefore our Lord
 3     I|            the earth in the sin of lechery, which was misused against
 4     I|           man had power to use any lechery with her ne to do her villainy.
 5     I|         and the feasts in sins, in lechery, in going to taverns in
 6     I|          which is called generally lechery, which is a right foul sin
 7    II|      knowest that for the cause of lechery I take not my sister to
 8    II|         fifty years, and always in lechery. And I took on a time a
 9    II|          the accomplishment of thy lechery wilt make thy son to die.
10    II|         abandon them to the sin of lechery, so that by the gain and
11    II|            of all good, victory of lechery, lord of the faith, discomfiture
12    II|         surety of joys perdurable. Lechery is engendered of corruption,
13    II|           and his body, to move to lechery. Finally, when the voluptuosity
14    II|        which always enticed him to lechery by touching and by kissings,
15   III|         years, and abandoned it to lechery and refused no man. After,
16   III|          all night exposed them in lechery, and this is the cause that
17    IV|    wretched living of her flesh in lechery, and brought her own men
18    IV|        bordel, under the stench of lechery, he called and made them
19    IV|          the ardour and burning of lechery began to wax cold in him,
20     V|        during, in using her to his lechery. And the holy man, S. Bernard,
21     V|           be seen to come forth by lechery, but that it be known that
22     V|           pollution, nourishing of lechery, anguishing daughter of
23     V|          wit: the sin of pride, of lechery, and of avarice. In the
24     V|         David sinned in the sin of lechery, for he made adultery, and
25     V|            roasted, it was to them lechery. And yet nevertheless I
26     V|            and the embracements of lechery grew in my cold body and
27     V|            the gates had sinned in lechery by the intimation of the
28    VI|          We have long suffered thy lechery for the love of S. Martin
29   VII|           which move men always to lechery. Then the king put out all
30   VII|     abhorred and cursed the sin of lechery, and he being accustomed
31   VII|        though unlettered, vi. 178.~Lechery in marriage punished, iii.
32   VII|            Nicholas recovered from lechery, by prayer of S. Andrew,
33   VII|           habit falsely accused of lechery, ii. 152.~—falsely accused