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 1     I|         the heart come the evil thoughts; or in the blood, because
 2     I|   virtues be increased, and the thoughts be engrassed and fulfilled
 3    II|      Thus shalt thou say to thy thoughts, that for the love of Jesu
 4    II|      desire to be saved, but my thoughts let me. Then appeared an
 5   III|       To him let us address our thoughts, and embrace we this child
 6   III|      God, we send into him many thoughts vain and evil, and also
 7   III|         we send errors into his thoughts, and we let him not persevere
 8   III|        into their hearts divers thoughts and occasions by which they
 9   III|        him evil cogitations and thoughts, and will make his prayers,
10   III|        them bitter and grievous thoughts for to leave all and do
11   III|     should address in him their thoughts. The second thing that is
12   III|      from their hearts all vain thoughts which might let and empesh
13   III|   recomforted, and lost all the thoughts which oft and grievously
14   III|  journeys by her heart and good thoughts, and she said for every
15   III|     like as she had gone by her thoughts in her heart, and after
16    IV|       meanwhile to have unclean thoughts. And after he led him in
17    IV|         And because I think the thoughts of peace, I shall give to
18     V|     which engendereth venom and thoughts evil believing. Your covetise
19     V|     might refrain their bestial thoughts, ne withdraw them from harm.
20     V|          living, and of corrupt thoughts thou makest fair and high
21     V|         they took from him good thoughts, and letted him of some
22     V|     them, and of such might the thoughts be moved to temptations,
23     V|    virgin was smitten with evil thoughts, and was greatly inflamed
24     V|         fearing my conceits and thoughts, wherefore I went and departed
25    VI|         sacraments with unclean thoughts and polluted hands, and
26    VI|       by the refraining of evil thoughts, in the head by the contemplation
27    VI|      confess thee of thine evil thoughts, and I wot well that our
28   VII| complained him that he had many thoughts and perished in them, and
29   VII|      wise mayst thou not forbid thoughts to enter into thee, but
30   VII|        I am he that knoweth the thoughts of peace. This pope made
31   VII|        Pharon, full of virtuous thoughts, to the end that better
32   VII|       keeping himself from evil thoughts, and his five wits natural
33   VII|         all temporal and wicked thoughts. The second orison is: Corpus
34   VII|       to have; in heart by good thoughts, in mouth by good and honest