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 1    1,    1|    man-slaughter, or to speake evill of any man,~ ~or to doe
 2    2,    1|    mine~ ~arrivall, I went (in evill houre I may say for me)
 3    2,    9|     much~ ~as a thought of any evill towards him. And thus was
 4    3,    9|       and never taxed with any evill report:~ ~onely her poverty
 5    3,   10|  distinguish betweene good and evill, I have alwayes bene~ ~subject (
 6    4,    2|     cloake of sanctifie, and~ ~evill actions daylie committed,
 7    4,    5|      them, or their Sister, no evill acte being (as~ ~yet) committed.
 8    5,    7|      the servant readier to do evill,~ ~then any good, went to
 9    5,    8|  likewise to shun, as a deadly evill; I purpose~ ~to make apparant
10    5,   10|           THEMSELVES, DO THROW EVILL ASPERSIONS ON ALL THEIR
11    5,   10|      other, and restraine~ ~an evill opinion which the Perugians
12    5,   10|     shee is, to give~ ~such an evill example to younger women,
13    7,    4| suspition.~ ~ Among many other evill conditions, very frequent
14    8,    2|    commonly after~ ~actions of evill, Repentance knocketh at
15    8,    3|     can we but take it in very evill~ ~part, that thou shouldest
16    8,    8|       acknowledge~ ~thine owne evill dooing: for which, if thou
17    8,    9|        fall~ ~upon you, and an evill death may you dye, like
18   10,    8|         This then is the great evill, the great offence, and