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 1     I|    blasphemy as to his bounty and goodness. For they said that he was
 2     I|           to see and consider the goodness thereof, and that of every
 3    II|     hallowed and confirmed in all goodness, more than ever was any
 4    II|           praising him of all his goodness. In that same place is a
 5    II|           into a carp, and of his goodness granted to him and to all
 6    II|          wretchedness praying thy goodness that at my death should
 7   III|    understood the intention, with goodness simple, and debonairty is
 8   III|         of all his gifts, and his goodness that he receiveth sinners
 9   III|        God of his great mercy and goodness that it pleased him to show
10   III|        But yet, for all the great goodness that was showed, they thirsted
11   III|        her, she remembered of the goodness that S. Germain had said
12   III|      tears, that by his grace and goodness he would deliver them of
13    IV| commendation of him, sith all the goodness that is in man the soul
14     V|           she them with nature of goodness.And as long as they grew
15     V|         what he should say of the goodness of lawful marriage. And
16    VI|            and believe to see the goodness of God in the land of life.
17    VI|           day in great virtue and goodness, and specially in holy contemplation
18    VI|      hearts was none evil but all goodness. The good mistress S. Clare
19    VI|        God of his great mercy and goodness. And then our Lord taught
20   VII|     thanked our Lord of his great goodness that he had showed to them
21   VII|         in himself hath bounty or goodness: sic albinus dicitur quasi