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 1     I| temptations in fasting, of his weepings and tears in having compassion,
 2     I|     thy joys be converted into weepings. When thou hangedst him
 3    II|        out of this world. What weepings and what wailings he made
 4    II|        misease and in so great weepings for you; O poor caitiff
 5    II|      ye not your crown for the weepings of your wives and your children.
 6    II|   foolish words and your false weepings; if they should assent to
 7    II|    heard nothing but wailings, weepings, and horrible cries of souls
 8   III|     ought to be recompensed by weepings, and the soft bed and the
 9   III|       ground in orisons and in weepings. Thus as she persevered
10   III|      persevered in prayers and weepings, the wood men cried with
11    IV|       ever embraced with great weepings. Wherefore he said: Who
12     V|  prayed her husband with great weepings that he should go to Rome
13     V|        was always in tears and weepings. And when the very sleep
14     V|    Lord is witness, after many weepings and tears, it seemed to
15    VI|      he then, moved with their weepings, wept also, and prayed,
16    VI|        by themselves, in great weepings and tears, made their orisons
17    VI|       with great devotion, and weepings of tears. And then she said
18   VII|      parents and friends, with weepings, vows, devotions, was the
19   VII|       by virtue of humility in weepings and lamentations he must