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 1     I|       vices, that is to wit pride, wrath, envy, covetousness, sloth,
 2     I|         refrained, of which cometh wrath. And then is he full naturally
 3     I|         this was moved of envy and wrath and privily slew his brother.
 4     I|            Emperor saw him all his wrath was gone, and the ire out
 5     I| commandment is defended the sin of wrath and hate, of rancour and
 6     I|     another for to avenge him. But wrath or anger lightly past without
 7     I|      suffer me that I may wreak my wrath on them, and I shall destroy
 8     I|            pray thee Lord that thy wrath may assuage, and be thou
 9    II|          year, and provoked her to wrath, but she wept for sorrow
10    II|         mercy but rather to arouse wrath and woodness. Ye have set
11    II|            as a man, ne inflame in wrath as a son of a man, therefore
12    II|        other men have, is God only wrath with monks? they be men
13   III|        that he would take away his wrath from the city and to inflame
14    IV|         other thing he dreaded the wrath of God, and had none other
15    IV|        answered: Son, attemper thy wrath and tarry a little, I have
16    IV|           dreaded not the prince's wrath? And then commanded he again
17    IV|             replenished with great wrath, delivered him to Valerian
18     V|            without fear, dread, or wrath: I confess me that I am
19     V|          the judge, fulfilled with wrath, gave sentence, and commanded
20     V|         people said it was done by wrath of God for the wrongful
21     V|             moved by great ire and wrath, sent unto all the provinces
22     V|          evil counsel was moved in wrath against this holy bishop,
23    VI|          would not be compelled by wrath, ne incline for gift.~He
24    VI|            that might attemper the wrath of our Lord. To whom it
25    VI|        with her, they were passing wrath and wept, and she comforted
26   VII|           deceived of the devil of wrath and of ire, and said: I
27   VII|           and yet I am overcome by wrath, and therefore I shall return
28   VII|          and might not be moved to wrath. And on a time that one
29   VII|         the tyrant, replenished of wrath and of ire more than tofore,
30   VII|           he was so angry that for wrath he did make great chains
31   VII|        grace. Then they with great wrath put this burning coat upon