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 1     I|    the sins be pardoned and forgiven. The fiftieth year was the
 2     I| that by penance our sins be forgiven, and from the servitude
 3     I|     the sins, they shall be forgiven, and of whom ye retain the
 4     I|   of God, the which is only forgiven by the infusion of the grace
 5    II|   prayers her sins might be forgiven. And then he prayed for
 6    II|     written: All thy sin is forgiven and put away by the prayer
 7    IV|  Lord for thee, and he hath forgiven thee all thy sins, save
 8    IV|   demanded that it might be forgiven him. But he was cast out
 9    IV|     merits his sin might be forgiven and defaced. And after,
10    IV|  This sin may in no wise be forgiven but if he cut off his members
11     V|     but he was pardoned and forgiven. And after this Austin saith
12     V|   require of him if God had forgiven her her sins. And the cause
13     V|    and go out, for God hath forgiven to thee thy sins. And she
14    VI|  committed in their life be forgiven, which they have done by
15    VI|     be three powers, may be forgiven. The trental is kept, which