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 1     I|         the fiends our enemies confess it. And therefore we know
 2     I|       in my heart that I shall confess me to God and make knowledge
 3     I|        the third day we should confess the evil that we have done
 4    II|        into the sinful people. Confess ye therefore sinners, and
 5    II|        the works of his hands, confess thou to our Lord in his
 6    II|      the bishop bade her to go confess her to his penitencer, which
 7   III|      that she constrain him to confess what he was, and anon she
 8   III|        sinned; I knowledge and confess my filth, and anon came
 9   III|        bade him that he should confess him and without doubt he
10    IV|    home again to his house and confess him of his sins, and then
11    IV|     all the bishops that would confess the resurrection should
12    IV|     now like a man, but now we confess that thou art above nature
13    IV|  Blessed Virgin, and that thou confess also Jesu Christ the Son
14     V|       fear, dread, or wrath: I confess me that I am not worthy
15     V|      me than the thing sung, I confess me sore to have sinned,
16     V|      to you yours again, for I confess that I have mine.~There
17     V|     the devil, and made him to confess Jesu Christ to be son of
18     V|        people that they should confess their sins, and suffer patiently
19     V|     devil and began to cry and confess his father's sins, and went
20     V|        of thine empire, but we confess us to be servants of Jesu
21     V|       that in no wise he would confess him. And anon after he returned
22     V|      that I shall say to thee, confess thy sins, for thou shalt
23     V|      and said: Father, I would confess me; I was dead, and should
24    VI|        in the heart and not to confess it tofore men, then thou
25    VI|        yet it profiteth him to confess with his mouth. And if it
26    VI|       him, how be it that thou confess him not tofore men, then
27    VI|     thou know him, and if thou confess Jesu Christ tofore God and
28    VI| believe with thy heart, and to confess it with thy mouth. Thirdly,
29    VI|      oft as we do any good, we confess God. The fourth difference
30    VI|        and that she should not confess her of none of all these
31    VI|      her: Thou caitiff, go and confess thee of thine evil thoughts,
32    VI|        I Simon show to you and confess that I have deccived you
33   VII|      Ghost, and, Lord, I shall confess thee with the three children
34   VII|         and therefore, Lord, I confess me to thee in the sorrow
35   VII|       said: Right dear friend, confess thou our gods tofore our
36   VII|       Hope in God, for I shall confess to him that is the health
37   VII|     with glad cheer: Certes, I confess to be thy dear friend and