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 1   i   |         greatpressure towards a German Mass and Order of Divine
 2   i, 2|           2] Next, there is the German Mass and Divine Service,
 3   i, 3|      The first requisite in the German system of Divine Worship
 4  ii, 2|   Wednesday morning a lesson in German, forwhich is appointed the
 5  ii, 3|         read the samechapter in German for practice, and in case
 6  ii, 3|      antiphon, to the lesson in German of which we havespoken above.
 7  ii, 3|        let the whole lot sing a German hymn, followed by theLord'
 8  ii, 3|     Then let one boy read it in German. Next, Magnificatin Latin,
 9 iii, e|     After the Epistle is sung a German hymn, 'Nun bitten wir denheiligen
10 iii, g| congregation sings the Creed in German,'Wir glauben all' an einen
11 iii, h|         I think that, where the German Postills are in use throughout
12 iii, k|    might be sung the Sanctus in German or the hymn 'Gott seigelobet',
13 iii, k|    hymns, or of the Agnus Deiin German.      And for the sake of
14 iii, l|        well with the Sanctus in German, and means that Christ has
15 iii, m|               m] The Sanctus in German, 'Jesaia dem Propheten das
16 iii, o|     till wehave hymns enough in German for the purpose. The work