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 1     I|      fleddest thou from me and wouldst not let me have knowledge
 2    II|     the mire of a valley, thou wouldst send thy servants for to
 3    II|     might not lift it up, thou wouldst unclothe thyself of thy
 4    II|        do on a coarse coat and wouldst help to take up this ring
 5    II|        with a coarse coat, and wouldst descend into the privy,
 6    II|     knewest who is my God thou wouldst not say to me such words,
 7   III|    procurer of that which thou wouldst demand and impetre of him,
 8    IV|         and thou art young and wouldst deceive the wise and ancient
 9    IV|        no dread of death? What wouldst thou have done if we had
10    IV|      but I would see whom thou wouldst send in so great an office.
11     V|      said to him the holy man: Wouldst not thou go again into that
12     V|       her: I had supposed thou wouldst have returned in thy thought,
13    VI|      thou, most cursed wretch, wouldst leave to torment the people
14    VI|      so oft weep for thee, and wouldst never make to us semblance
15    VI|     thy demand foolishly, that wouldst have two answers in one
16    VI| against S. Peter, and now thou wouldst overthrow us and thyself.
17    VI|    would well rather that thou wouldst come to reason. For if many
18   VII|       and maker of heaven, and wouldst revoke thy courage from
19   VII|      when thou wert great thou wouldst be made little for us, and
20   VII| thankings for not only in thee wouldst thou verify and apply the
21   VII|       that seest nothing, that wouldst that I should leave my God
22   VII|      and wit of the Holy Ghost wouldst redeem the world by thine