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 1     I|          and old by prudence and honest life, or at least that we
 2    II|         love of God, and for the honest fair speaking of this woman.
 3    II|          after another ship with honest persons, among whom there
 4    II|          schedule. ~There was an honest worshipful man named Heradius
 5   III|  societatem. The second is to be honest in conversation, as it is
 6   III|        work again.~A lay man, of honest life, had a custom once
 7   III|          virginity, a lantern in honest conversation, hasty in fervour
 8   III|          answer. He was light by honest conversation, fire by charity,
 9     V|        of a parish, which was of honest and good life, and could
10     V|          is to wit a profitable, honest and delectable, for in this
11     V|          others by conversation, honest by ordinance of manners,
12     V|        her courage in things not honest. And she recommended her
13     V| Alexandria, in Lombardy, with an honest man, which demanded him,
14     V|  ententive to keep chastity, and honest in such wise that she refused
15    VI|       whom I drew much for their honest conversation, and for the
16    VI|       manner of speaking is much honest and fair. And three things
17    VI|         a little city, but it is honest, and shall shall well suffice
18    VI|       assemble to her virgins of honest and holy conversation whom
19    VI|         used always to have them honest. She had ordained to say
20   VII|       saint, and said it was not honest, ne according, to misentreat
21   VII|       much for his holy life and honest conditions whereof he was
22   VII|         and wise in counsel, and honest in all conditions and in
23   VII|   thoughts, in mouth by good and honest speaking, and in his needs