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 1     I|     and also some other notory deeds and acts of times past,
 2     I|       marvels, and false Iying deeds, whereof S. John maketh
 3     I|      themselves and upon their deeds; like as S. John Chrysostom
 4     I|      that: In this day all our deeds shall be showed, like as
 5     I|      we have done and the good deeds that we have left. The other
 6     I|        is the manifestation of deeds and will of God by whom
 7     I|  crying by voice, by words, by deeds, by death, by life, by descending
 8    II|        we to the effect of the deeds. Then he did do come a cruel
 9    II|      bringing forth his wicked deeds, and laid them in a balance
10   III|   candle burning: that is good deeds, true faith, with good works.
11   III|      to repent him of his evil deeds and sins, ere that the judge
12   III|     the justice and other good deeds of Trajan, and how he had
13   III|     and much sweet smelling in deeds and in words. Or Ambrose
14   III|      full sore of their wicked deeds, and cried full meekly God
15   III|       to him: What be the evil deeds that thou hast done and
16    IV|        me, not in words but in deeds, for where he promised angels
17    IV| Stephen, why reputest thou the deeds of my merits to be unworthy?
18    IV| bringing written, all the evil deeds that ever I did. O blessed
19    IV| bounden in chains for his evil deeds. Truly I shall double the
20    IV|       if he hath done any good deeds, the wicked deeds pass the
21    IV|     any good deeds, the wicked deeds pass the good without comparison.
22    IV|      whereas were but few good deeds. And the devil enforced
23     V|      to enquire the causes and deeds of every each of these evil
24     V|       discovered the faits and deeds of the enchanters in this
25     V|      and examine the works and deeds of others, by whom when
26    VI|    that they might spend it in deeds of charity. Then the king
27    VI|    spent in his pilgrimage, to deeds of charity, and to re-edify
28    VI|        in his desires, and our deeds in services. As touching
29    VI|     same rite, and also of the deeds of mercy, of whom he had
30    VI|     understand that the wicked deeds that he had done strove
31    VI|      repent thee of thy cursed deeds, I would trust so much in
32   VII|   rough and hard. In these two deeds doing, the good man rendered
33   VII|     hermit, made many virtuous deeds in the territory or country
34   VII|  better to better in spiritual deeds, and that he was of age
35   VII|      themselves for their good deeds, and the sinners he recomforted
36   VII|       evidently his charitable deeds on the poor folk, succouring
37   VII|     and consider on their evil deeds and offences, to the end