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 1     I|         stolen, ye might not do a worse thing. He did as Joseph
 2    II|       tomorrow, and that shall be worse to thee than all the harms
 3    II|         lost mine, and my wife is worse to me than thine is to thee.
 4   III|        none amendment, but always worse and worse. Wherefore S.
 5   III|   amendment, but always worse and worse. Wherefore S. Dunstan was
 6   III|        others blaming is none the worse, therefore the holy man
 7     V|   sacrifice to us, lest ye suffer worse than I that am bounden with
 8     V|        that he may be made of the worse the better, and not of the
 9     V|         and not of the better the worse. And he confessed him also
10     V|        sin no more lest it happen worse to thee. Then he awoke,
11     V|           evil tofore, yet he was worse after, and studied how he
12   VII| sufferance, for sufferance is not worse than trust, for sufferance
13   VII|         Maximian, and he was much worse than was Diocletian; and