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 1     I|         them, to the end that his wickedness may overcome and judge them
 2     I|           and in despair said: My wickedness is more than I can deserve
 3     I|         is replenished with their wickedness. I shall destroy them with
 4     I|        continued in their sin and wickedness. Then, when the ark was
 5     I|      father, servant of God, this wickedness. Which when Joseph heard
 6     I|       pleased and benign upon the wickedness of thy people. Remember
 7    II|         shall judge his house for wickedness, forasmuch as he knoweth
 8    II|         the house of Eli that the wickedness of his house shall not be
 9    II|     visage, and if he remember my wickedness let him slay me. Joab went
10    II|         the Lord to take away the wickedness of thy servant, for I have
11    II|         go hence, I see well that wickedness shall make an end of it.
12    II|        their God. Their God hated wickedness, for tofore this time when
13    II|        and search if there be any wickedness of them in the sight of
14    II|        knowledging their sins and wickedness, meekly beseeching him to
15    II|         angry with them for their wickedness. They be enfamined and lack
16    II|           in thy chamber with thy wickedness under a coverture of twenty-six
17   III|       hast thou done for so great wickedness? The emperor alleged to
18   III| Canterbury, and there he did much wickedness to the people, and burnt
19   III|      wicked man, how great is thy wickedness that makest us to die with
20    IV|       other sister, turned her to wickedness, and had great envy of her
21    IV|     repented them of the harm and wickedness that they had committed
22     V|         not to the wicked man his wickedness, I shall require his blood
23     V|          things. The fourth is of wickedness and felony, when they despoil
24    VI|          his wisdom, and that our wickedness be defaced by his bounty.
25    VI|        from me, ye that have done wickedness. Secondly, his gospel is
26    VI|           thief, and that for his wickedness was slain. Anon then S.
27   VII|       penance, but putteth always wickedness to wickedness. And he that
28   VII|      putteth always wickedness to wickedness. And he that draweth the
29   VII|        the world which is full of wickedness. The tree is the life of
30   VII|        your members to felony and wickedness or corruption, ye must so