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 1     I|    pay thy trewage, and thou oughtest more to thank me of that
 2     I|   call myself King, and thou oughtest better to yield me thankings
 3     I|     the Son of God, and thou oughtest more to thank me that I
 4     I|  cursed and shrewd. And thou oughtest to know that this holy water
 5     I|     the third time. And thou oughtest to know that wine, salt,
 6    II|      as to such good as thou oughtest to give to me with an husband
 7    II|   Then said the angels: Thou oughtest not to tell the evils that
 8   III|  defended him and said: Thus oughtest thou not to do, for thou
 9   III|     to be a bishop, yet thou oughtest not to lay hand upon me
10   III|   hast laid hand on me, thou oughtest much redoubt and dread the
11   III| after so great woodness thou oughtest not to do so great presumption,
12    IV|     her: O my daughter, thou oughtest not to offer to one God,
13    IV|  said to him: Fair son, thou oughtest not to do to them after
14    IV| virgin of our Lord, and thou oughtest to bear this palm of light
15    IV|     for me to our Lord. Thou oughtest to remember when the chamberer,
16    IV|      by thy proper son, thou oughtest to have no harm of corruption;
17     V|  ashamed of the people, thou oughtest to have greater shame of
18    VI| livest dissoIutely, and thou oughtest to serve God, wilt thou
19   VII|   celestial virtue, yet thou oughtest not to be believed when
20   VII|   done to me, wherefore thou oughtest to be more praised than
21   VII|     nothing yet at the least oughtest thou to be moved and have
22   VII|   country, nevertheless thou oughtest not to doubt no thing, for