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 1     I|       He answered and said: I wot never, am I keeper of my
 2     I|  would not do so, but said: I wot, my son, I wot what I do,
 3     I|    but said: I wot, my son, I wot what I do, and this son
 4    II|      I shall get this money I wot never; he knoweth not me,
 5    II| appertaineth not to me, but I wot well that they should be
 6    II| feared all the country, and I wot well that this is to say
 7    II|    Christ. And Joseph said: I wot well what thou sayest, and
 8   III|    God, pardon them, for they wot not what they do. Then cried
 9   III|     one Judas said to them: I wot well that she will know
10   III|   none of you tell her, for I wot well, then shall our law
11   III|    the child Celsus or not, I wot never, for the history of
12   III|       her a sign celestial, I wot not what, and said to her:
13    IV|    Christopher said to him: I wot not what it is; I may do
14    IV|      It is some other city, I wot not what. And when he demanded
15    IV|    him of what city he was. I wot well that I am of this city,
16    IV|       man believeth me, for I wot well that we fled for fear
17    IV|     silver and said to her: I wot not which of these twain
18    IV|        And she said to him: I wot well, and went hastily and
19     V|        And he answered him: I wot well that I shall never
20     V|       he answered and said: I wot well I said I should never
21     V|     cannot be assuaged. And I wot not to what sweetness it
22     V| sweetness it is made in me; I wot not to what it shall be,
23     V|    not to what it shall be, I wot well it shall not be in
24     V|     that spake to thee, but I wot not what he said. And then
25     V|    and undefiled virginity, I wot never what laud and praisings
26    VI|       into a ship for to go I wot not whither. And when we
27    VI|       was left in the ship, I wot not in what manner, but
28    VI|       a thousand shillings. I wot well what I shall do. I
29    VI|    thine evil thoughts, and I wot well that our Lord will
30    VI|       dead; from henceforth I wot not in whom I shall have
31    VI|       To whom Cecilia said: I wot never where thou hast lost
32   VII|     piteous sighing: Madam, I wot well by very reason that
33   VII|       cannot find my cell, ne wot not where I am. Father,
34   VII|      am alive and with you; I wot not how long I shall abide
35   VII|        and that other said: I wot not how contention is made.
36   VII|    God, but I am a man, and I wot not if my works shall please
37   VII|    receive thee gladly, but I wot not how thou mayst do any
38   VII|       must be this day, and I wot not who thou art, therefore
39   VII|       not that I know thee? I wot well thou art not Barlaam,
40   VII|    all this night, for well I wot that at his prayer we shall
41   VII|  Ensample of nature. For if I wot a thing secret, I may utter
42   VII|      and notwithstanding I ne wot it the more ne better than