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 1     I|          him, God sent in Adam a lust to sleep, which was no dream,
 2    II|      consent to take one with my lust. Or I was unworthy to them
 3    II|      mind, and wait but to their lust as a horse and mule in whom
 4    II| procreation of children than for lust of thy body, that thou mayst
 5    II|     beauty, and he burned in the lust and desire of her, and said
 6    II|          was gone they had great lust to sleep, and laid them
 7   III|        never after the devil had lust to tempt him in that craft.
 8     V|       have accomplished his foul lust, but she defended her forcibly,
 9    VI|         he put away all her foul lust, and ever after she lived
10    VI|        her to accord to his foul lust, but she in no wise would
11   VII|         to have our appetite and lust, thirdly is the enemy for