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 1     I|     they should go to bed, the sinful and cursed people of the
 2     I|        would not consent to so sinful a work, and said to her:
 3    II|    showed his majesty into the sinful people. Confess ye therefore
 4    II|   named Philip, which was much sinful, and came boldly in the
 5    II|         woman, for I am a man, sinful as thou art, which have
 6    II|         Go from me, for I am a sinful man, but go again to S.
 7   III|  Christ that thou pray for me, sinful creature. Then the old father
 8   III|   again to me and pray for me, sinful creature, and anon after,
 9   III|      he fell at strife for his sinful living. For S. Dunstan rebuked
10    IV|      would not have suffered a sinful woman to have touched him,
11    IV|        Magdalene, the renowned sinful woman, which washed the
12    IV|       S. Peter, which monk was sinful; and when this monk was
13     V|    sinners, and because I am a sinful woman I come to ask counsel
14     V|        it am not I, for I am a sinful man. Also he held himself
15     V| Trinity, that we may amend our sinful life in this transitory
16     V|       laud, then what shall we sinful wretches do but put us wholly
17     V|        be more wicked and more sinful that ween ye be just and
18     V|       and finished his life in sinful acts and works.~On a time
19     V|       to receive me, repentant sinful woman. To whom the bishop
20     V|        my humility, for I am a sinful man. If thou desirest to
21    VI|        Edward, for it was both sinful and perilous. Then she said
22    VI|       they be done by evil and sinful persons, they may not profit
23    VI|       shalt find in me nothing sinful ne mortal, the bosom of
24   VII|        be taken of an evil and sinful creature, the sacrament