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1     I|   effect, they were pure and nourishing. But after the flood the
2    II|     doubting, unsteadfast in nourishing, and have gladly laboured
3    II|  from me thou fardel of sin, nourishing of evils and morsel of death,
4   III|  passions which come of evil nourishing, or of right false conversation,
5   III|    heat natural, humour, and nourishing, and reason of semence or
6    IV|      had no need of corporal nourishing. It happed that a priest,
7     V| taught me that I should take nourishing of meat like a medicine,
8     V|   devil, light of pollution, nourishing of lechery, anguishing daughter
9   VII|     word of God, and for the nourishing of his soul he gladly and