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 1     I|          and by gluttony, for he coveted the highness of God. For
 2     I|          of God, and desired and coveted the sweetness of the fruit
 3    II|         hath so much desired and coveted, take me from hence, and
 4   III|         so noble, that every man coveted to do to her honour for
 5   III|          Fair sweet Lord, I have coveted the beauty of thy house
 6   III|         S. Maur, and say that he coveted overmuch vain glory, but
 7    IV|      thought himself blessed. He coveted not to be fellow with angels
 8    IV|          order of angels, but he coveted more with the love of God
 9    IV|           which so oft thou hast coveted against the commandment
10    IV|      purpose, and said that they coveted to haunt his schools. Then
11    IV|        cursed man, I have always coveted these meats. To whom Decius
12    IV|    register that his predecessor coveted to make better some things
13    IV|      thee in my seat, for I have coveted the beauty of thee. And
14     V|        the office of matins, and coveted to know what hour Jesu Christ
15     V|         her deceived of that she coveted, she doubted that Eugenia
16     V|    garden and saw a lettuce, and coveted that, and forgat to make
17     V| Constantinople, this same Gaimas coveted the empire, and because
18     V|       succeeded to the king, and coveted the said virgin Ephigenia,
19     V|          a prophet, and him that coveted so villainous gain, he made
20     V|      duodecimo. For when Lucifer coveted to be like to God, the archangel
21    VI|        up into heaven. And as he coveted for to have gone with him,
22    VI|           and the good lady also coveted and wished with all her
23   VII|         the first time again, he coveted by great desire the growing