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 1     I|       man, saith he, we have a sure going or a coming to God
 2     I|        is firm to the soul and sure, which leadeth to within
 3    II|   pleasant voice: Daughter, be sure and doubt nothing; for he
 4    II|     have set my patrimony in a sure place; unto the corruption
 5   III|     age, he saw that it was no sure thing to dwell with the
 6   III|        fellowship must be here sure and safe. Then Josephus
 7   III|      grace for him, to be more sure. There was a priest in his
 8   III|   goods into other cities more sure. S. Genevieve warned and
 9   III|        supposed should be more sure, should be destroyed and
10    IV|    fiend sank in. Then she was sure, for when she had overcome
11    IV|       to the rest of peace, to sure conversation, to refection
12     V|        himself that it was not sure thing to dwell with the
13     V|       and he answered: Be thou sure, for where thou art he is.
14     V|     man, saith he, ought to be sure in this life, for it is
15     V|      and of his friends he was sure to lose one, that was, him
16     V|     said to him, weeping to be sure of him: This maid maketh
17     V|         and was to him a right sure keeper and defender, and
18     V|        ever I have dreaded the sure things, and have entended
19    VI|       her dowry should be made sure to her, and they that came
20    VI|      if he go surely, I am not sure, therefore hold the certain
21    VI|    that he was never tofore so sure, for he knew well that the
22   VII|        poor men, thou shalt be sure. Do what thou wilt, I have
23   VII| chastity, so that for the most sure keeping of himself he fled