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 1     I|       present life, to eschew the adversities, to flee the reproofs and
 2     I|            asking and seeking the adversities, despiting the prosperities,
 3     I|    because that they may not bear adversities, it is to dread and great
 4    II|          seas, that is to say the adversities of the world, for the world
 5    II| instructed in all things, and all adversities he gladly suffered. Chrysostom
 6    IV|            in strong suffering of adversities, whereof S. Austin saith:
 7     V|       letteth me, doth to me many adversities in the service of God. And
 8     V|        our succour and aid in our adversities and perils, and help, that
 9    VI|         shalt suffer therein many adversities. And when Brice heard him
10    VI|         promised after death. All adversities and prosperities of this
11   VII|          bear in all patience his adversities, and that gladly he would