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 1     I|       counsellors, and to the blaming, that is for the plaies
 2     I|      art thou? Calling him in blaming him and not as knowing where
 3    II|       love. First by shame in blaming the hardness of their hearts,
 4   III|   that of her was nothing, in blaming her, which was to her a
 5   III|      the better, ne of others blaming is none the worse, therefore
 6    IV|    say as chief, or stone, or blaming with the mouth. He was said
 7    IV| steadfastness in his passion; blaming with his mouth by reason
 8     V|       the angel. Secondly, in blaming the sin past, that man depart
 9     V|      his ear some villainy in blaming him and defouling. And when
10     V|      hast taken away from me, blaming thee and blaspheming wickedly.
11    VI|     him in a ghastful manner, blaming him greatly for that he