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 1     I|  Judgment. First, the terrible confusion of signs and tokens. Secondly,
 2     I|      people anguishous for the confusion of the sound of the sea
 3     I|    with white vesture that the confusion of thy nakedness appear
 4    II| suffered great persecution and confusion in that city. The people
 5    II|    into sword, ravin, and into confusion to their enemies; we forsooth
 6    II|       of the Hebrews hath made confusion in the house of Nebuchadnezzar,
 7    II|      cometh sin, and of sin is confusion engendered. ~And he thus
 8    II|    cold, heat, sight of devil, confusion of sins, and wailing. Anon
 9    II|   supposed to have eschewed my confusion and now I am made confusion
10    II|    confusion and now I am made confusion unto all others, and wept
11   III|        thou brought me in such confusion that I am mocked because
12   III|    faith might thereby come to confusion, but the bishop, the heretic,
13    IV|     made a marvellous sound of confusion. And the saint demanded
14     V|    unto heaven which ceased by confusion of tongues that were changed,
15    VI|        showed and done, to the confusion of the devil and of all
16    VI|   prince only was left, to his confusion, alive, and had his thighs
17   VII|        she for great shame and confusion considered not his visage.
18   VII|    things privable and without confusion in his works. He treated