Volume

 1     I|      was then of shame and of villainy, she is now of glory and
 2     I|       in great opprobrium and villainy. Thou hast thy side and
 3     I|       to perpetuity, and from villainy to glory. Thirdly, he rose
 4     I| lechery with her ne to do her villainy. Wherefore the king was
 5    II|      had great horror of this villainy, and threw by night secretly
 6    II|       thou do to them no more villainy or thou shalt have a mischance
 7    II|     Yet returnest thou to say villainy to me? it appertaineth not
 8   III|      in that thou sayst to me villainy. S. Agatha said: I marvel
 9   III|      was she rewarded for the villainy that she had done, and all
10   III|     that I may receive of him villainy enough, for it is well right.
11     V|    say to him in his ear some villainy in blaming him and defouling.
12    VI| thought. And he that suffered villainy and loveth his enemy is
13    VI|       servants have done much villainy. Ah! fair son, thou hast
14    VI|      that ye touch my body by villainy, or foul and polluted love,
15   VII|     changed thine honour into villainy and art made the player
16   VII|     hath made thee to fall in villainy. The seventh petition is: