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 1     I|         which, if any be, is of ignorance and against my will, and
 2     I|      when man was vanquished of ignorance and impuissance. To that
 3     I| coldness and of the darkness of ignorance. In winter the water of
 4   III|        his father and mother by ignorance. And this man was noble
 5   III|         body, or of the vice of ignorance, and they be cured by good
 6   III|      asked forgiveness of their ignorance and trespass. Then bare
 7    IV|       discovered and unheled by ignorance, but all they that were
 8     V|        he let wind go behind by ignorance, and when the abbot heard
 9     V|       he was taken by error and ignorance, and was wounded and left
10    VI|        holpen by his power, our ignorance be corrected by his wisdom,
11    VI|     leave many things undone by ignorance and by negligence. And if
12    VI|      done less than he ought by ignorance, by negligence, or by occupation
13    VI|     always by the negligence or ignorance of the priest which confessed
14    VI|        that they had so done by ignorance, and prayed him to pardon
15   VII|       darkness of the clouds of ignorance, and show him clearly to
16   VII|         my blind conscience and ignorance, so that now I see the clear
17   VII|      thou hast so persecuted by ignorance, and after, thou shalt see
18   VII|        slew his parents through ignorance. iii. 11.~Knight, the, who