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 1     I|         love God, and after, our neighbour as ourself; and despoil
 2     I|          for the trespass to her neighbour. But alway, for as much
 3     I|    ensample he accord him to his neighbour, and by his good will he
 4     I|      wrong: Why smitest thou thy neighbour? which answered: Who hath
 5     I|        woman shall borrow of her neighbour, and of her hostess, vessels
 6     I|         friend, and woman of her neighbour, vessels of gold and silver,
 7     I|        false witness against thy neighbour. In this commandment is
 8     I|       not desire the wife of thy neighbour, nor shalt not covet her
 9     I|      that is, or longeth to, thy neighbour. This commandment defendeth
10     I|         brother, friend, and his neighbour that have trespassed. And
11    II|         and shall give it to thy neighbour David. For thou hast not
12    II|       sight and give them to thy neighbour, and he shall lie with thy
13    II|          it was so that one, his neighbour, had then three daughters,
14    II|   himself, but anon Aciabus, his neighbour, caught his hand and cried
15   III|     anger or of hate towards our neighbour; for as our Lord saith,
16   III|     sheep, which belonged to his neighbour, whereupon S. Patrick admonested
17   III|         showing that it was nigh neighbour unto God, sister unto angels,
18   III|     himself as to God and to his neighbour. He was well ordinate in
19   III|      that he had borrowed of his neighbour, and anon after, came more
20    IV|       brought neither friend nor neighbour, but offered himself to
21    IV|      flock of our Lord, unto his neighbour, keeper of the will of our
22     V|       promise of sllver, so that neighbour brought his neighbour to
23     V|       that neighbour brought his neighbour to martyrdom, and cousin
24     V|        God commanded to love his neighbour as himself. And the angel
25     V|        and love of God and their neighbour before others be full, and
26    VI|          open his courage to his neighbour, for that time each man
27    VI|         God, and as touching his neighbour, as touching himself, and
28    VI|         ordained as touching his neighbour, how he ought by reason
29    VI|         ordained as touching his neighbour. We be ordained to our neighbour
30    VI| neighbour. We be ordained to our neighbour when we do that we ought
31    VI|        things that we owe to our neighbour, that is our power, our
32    VI|         for he gave first to his neighbour his power in aiding and
33    VI|        gave his knowledge to his neighbour in counsels. He gave then
34    VI|        then his knowledge to his neighbour when he wrote to his neighbours
35    VI|          unto the desires of his neighbour, and that appeareth by that,
36    VI|         Fourthly, he gave to his neighbour his deed in their services.
37    VI|          of God, the love of his neighbour, and good works, and thought
38   VII|          fraud and deceit to his neighbour. And it appeareth in her