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 1 5 |      thou art only worthy of hell'; and thou, Brother Leo,
 2 5 |     worthy of the nethermost hell.'" And Brother Leo said,
 3 5 |      that thou art worthy of hell." And Brother Leo made answer: "
 4 7 |   pride makes thee worthy of hell; for Brother Francis yesterday
 5 7 |     have drawn many souls to hell. It is thy folly and thy
 6 9 |  dangerous are the flames of hell, which last for ever, than
 7 9 |   ought to dread the jaws of hell, if the jaws of so small
 8 1 |   Unhappy me! I am worthy of hell for the wickedness of my
 9 2 |       What pains await us in hell; for not only have we robbed,
10 2 |       worthy of the pains of hell; and each day we add to
11 2 | souls from the punishment of hell." This counsel pleasing
12 6 |      due, if thou wilt avoid hell; keep the commandments of
13 8 |   that he was only worthy of hell, and with which the friend
14 14|  prayers that were I even in hell and thou wert to pray for
15 21|   condemned to the depths of hell." And it seemed to him as