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 1     I|       speak evil of others in intention to impair his good name
 2   III|    one simple will and a good intention, without retaining in our
 3   III|   maketh true judgment of the intention, for all works be good or
 4   III|       If they be done in evil intention or by hypocrisy they be
 5   III|     the eye is understood the intention, with goodness simple, and
 6   III|      a chaste life and a very intention to leave our sins, the which
 7   III|    show withoutforth that thy intention abide good withinforth the
 8   III| between them both was by good intention, for in this that Barnabas
 9    IV|     he served God with simple intention. Secondly, he was called
10    IV|        Cogitation, affection, intention, action, and locution or
11    IV|     be holy, affection clean, intention right, action just, and
12    IV|      he is said clean. He had intention right, and thereof he is
13    IV|  thereof he is said departed. Intention is that departeth works,
14    VI|    and desire, by thought and intention. The affection ought to
15    VI|        the thought clean, and intention rightful. He had the affection
16    VI|      Thirdly, he had rightful intention, for in all things that
17    VI|      as touching the rightful intention. Fourthly, he was ordained
18    VI|    fruitful. Rightful by good intention, discreet by measure, and
19    VI|      his work was rightful by intention, and that is signified in
20    VI|     conversation, and meek in intention. His life he himself set
21   VII|   better he might declare his intention, said to Fiacre in this
22   VII|      made archbishop. All the intention of S. Landry whiles that