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 1     I|     showing marvels suffered many evils. S. Bernard putteth other
 2     I|        treble, that is to wit the evils of things, the witnesses
 3     I|          me, on me come all these evils. To Reuben answered: Slay
 4    II|       thee than all the harms and evils that ever yet fell to thee.
 5    II|           holy scripture; for its evils and vices make men sinners
 6    II|        people of England of their evils and sins, and to constrain
 7    II|     Domitian the emperor, for his evils, put to death, and all that
 8    II|           and laid to him all the evils that he had done from his
 9    II|          oughtest not to tell the evils that have been defeated,
10    II|         the devils contrived many evils, and when they might not
11    II|         holy church, and did many evils. They beat monks and other
12    II|      fardel of sin, nourishing of evils and morsel of death, and
13    II|     together turned from sins and evils. He is not converted that
14   III|          to be delivered from the evils of this world, for mine
15   III|          pained me to do oft many evils, and sometime I come to
16   III|     avarice, which is root of all evils, grew more and more in much
17   III|          S. Marcial the harms and evils that they had done, he commanded
18    IV|         and save from innumerable evils. His deaths were so many
19     V| inhabitants. And among these many evils, by the sentence of a certain
20   VII|           and comfort of all mine evils, is deceived; which thing
21   VII|         and delivered them of all evils, past, present, and to come.