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1 1 |  borrowed it. The devout and religious youth Bennet, seeing his
2 3 |     time also many noble and religious men of Rome came unto him,
3 12|     stayed at the house of a religious woman, where they did eat
4 13|     a layman, but devout and religious: who used every year, as
5 23| worshipful parentage: whom a religious good man did serve for the
6 23|  speech provoke the foresaid religious man to anger; who having
7 31|  monstrous cruelty persecute religious men of the Catholic church,
8 35|    Cassino, he commanded the religious man Theoprobus to dispatch