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 1     I|      Sixthly, they ought to have cleanness of good work; which is signified
 2     I|      baptism, for oil signifieth cleanness of conscience, and balm
 3     I|       simpleness of my heart and cleanness of my hands I did this.
 4    II|        he overcame by wisdom, by cleanness, and by constancy. Of whom
 5   III|        perfectly in her; that is cleanness of heart, the presence of
 6   III|          much great holiness and cleanness: for when he came to the
 7   III|         to himself by keeping of cleanness, to God by good contemplation,
 8    IV|    vanquished. He had verdure in cleanness of heart and purity, for
 9    IV|       God, and the third was the cleanness of his conscience. ~By this
10    IV|       third, which is purity and cleanness of conscience, he saith
11    IV|         by the refroidure of the cleanness of his conscience. And as
12    VI|    whilst he lived, but the very cleanness of his mind was sufficient
13    VI|          mind, in which is noted cleanness of thought. Thirdly, he
14    VI|         and this is touching the cleanness of thought. He loved best
15    VI|       faith catholic, purity and cleanness of conscience, true preaching
16    VI|       She was a heavenly lily by cleanness of virginity, a way to blind
17    VI|         she had the whiteness of cleanness, a good conscience, and
18    VI|         love me in holy love and cleanness, he shall love thee as he
19   VII|     which be: innocence of work, cleanness of body, despising of vanity
20   VII|          constancy, fourthly, in cleanness of chastity, and fifthly,
21   VII|    Fourthly, she was constant in cleanness of chastity, for she kept
22   VII| expounding of holy writ, and his cleanness was much seen at his last
23   VII|       may signify the purity and cleanness that the priest ought to