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 1     I|          understood that they had trespassed, for anon their flesh began
 2     I|          done to us, that we have trespassed to thee? Thou hast caused
 3     I|        two officers of the king's trespassed unto their lord, wherefore
 4     I|           his neighbour that have trespassed. And so the children of
 5    II|        and sent for them that had trespassed against him, and by the
 6   III|         pardon him of that he bad trespassed to him, and that he would
 7   III|         as well them that had not trespassed as them that had deserved
 8   III|          knowledged that they had trespassed greatly in the servant of
 9    IV|         such wise that he had not trespassed in his tongue. Celsus is
10     V|        while after, Eutropius had trespassed to the emperor, and fled
11    VI|   day-star. But, brother, we have trespassed and erred in judging the
12    VI|            which supposed that he trespassed, leaving the glory of the
13    VI| supplement of things offended and trespassed, that is to say, for to
14    VI|           but pardon me if I have trespassed to thee. And when he had
15    VI|          him go, for he had never trespassed to them. And they answered,
16    VI|         purged him of that he had trespassed to S. Martin. And the people
17   VII|        knowest well thou hast not trespassed, and doubtest so much, how