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 1     I|           wisdom hath smitten the proud man, and after, may ye not
 2     I|       king Antiochus was the most proud man and the most covetous,
 3    II|           it is much grievous, in proud bearing, in doubting, unsteadfast
 4    II|          king, Thou speakest as a proud clerk, but I shall abate
 5    II|        down him that was high and proud, into the ditch or pit of
 6   III|       away by habits covetous and proud. Also the rasure or shaving
 7   III|          to do mercy, and was not proud in prosperity, ne frail
 8   III|          seemed that God was over proud and envious, because he
 9   III|           master, as felonous and proud, deigned not to do it at
10    IV|           that was after Saul the proud king, but after his conversion
11     V|           visit her brethren in a proud estate and great apparel.
12     V|           to come, and was deemed proud of them that knew him not.
13     V| rehearseth that in Burgundy was a proud clerk and ambitious which
14     V|           to adaunt and subdue my proud flesh I rose at midnight
15    VI|          howbeit that he had been proud, yet he was always chaste.
16   VII|           is no monk, who that is proud and full of words is no
17   VII|        said that thou shouldst be proud and disobedient to thy parents,
18   VII|  martyrdoms and torments that the proud and fell Jews did to him.