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 1    II|      for by adventure some evil suspicion might come thereof. And
 2    II|       therefore there may be no suspicion of evil. Then they came
 3    II| children. It happed that he had suspicion upon his two sons, Alexander
 4    II|         After for to quench the suspicion and the words of the people,
 5    IV|    nothing, for when this false suspicion of his wife and all the
 6     V|      his nieces might none evil suspicion grow; nevertheless because
 7     V|        might be defamed by evil suspicion of men. He would never speak
 8     V|        say of this thing he had suspicion what it might be, and went
 9     V|      evil thing shall be had in suspicion of her, and right as she
10     V|       See. And because that all suspicion be taken away, Paul said
11    VI|         Men, that some men have suspicion that always when S. Paul
12    VI|          Friend, have none evil suspicion of any man, but pardon me
13   VII|        so as there should be no suspicion thereof, but nevertheless