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 1     I|   coming and saith: In this wretched world what aboundeth but
 2    II|  that this life is unhappy, wretched and subject to adventures,
 3    II|   And he answered: Alas! I, wretched sinner, which bear falsely
 4    II|  father weeping said: Alas! wretched that I am; what is to me
 5   III|   enfant Jesu Christ; and I wretched, as unworthy to repute me
 6   III|  were showed to him in this wretched world for his great comfort.
 7   III|    God, that we may in this wretched vale of this world so bewail
 8   III|     us, that we may in this wretched world so amend and repent
 9   III|  amend and repent us of our wretched life, that, when we shall
10   III|   mediatrix unto God for us wretched sinners, that we may so
11    IV|  him: Flee hence, thou most wretched, for Paul the advocate is
12    IV|     special advocate for us wretched sinners unto our Lord God,
13    IV|   she abandoned her body to wretched living of her flesh in lechery,
14    IV|  and brought her own men to wretched living. And this holy body
15    IV|    to him: Flee hence, thou wretched fiend. And anon the earth
16     V|  said: Wherefore hold ye so wretched a man? Ye be stronger and
17     V|    through the mouth of the wretched woman, and said: Thou eater
18     V| arts liberal, then, I, most wretched servant of all covetises,
19     V| thou hast not helped me his wretched mother, and I pray also
20     V|     them to keep us in this wretched life from our enemies the
21     V|     amend ourselves in this wretched life, that we may after
22   VII|  man, and cried, saying: O! wretched and caitiff, lo! Porphyry,
23   VII|  fain be discharged of this wretched life. And then he bade S.
24   VII|     said to him: Alas! thou wretched man, thou hast had evil