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 1   1    |     choosing one of themselves, married or unmarried, and were to
 2 Prop1  |         duties as belong to the married state, and besides this,
 3 Prop1  |      deacons, who might also be married or not, as they chose, to
 4 Prop1  |   whether those who are not yet married should marry or remain unmarried,
 5 Prop1  |      such persons are certainly married before God. And I say that
 6 Prop3  | Sentences a priest must read. A married man, I observe, could be
 7 Prop3  |      monk or secular, virgin or married; nay He spake of old by
 8 Prop3  |         were layman or priests, married or virgin. True, they now
 9 Prop3  |        be such houses than that married women, or maidens, or those
10 Prop3  |        the hope of entering the married state would greatly help
11 Prop3  |        to support yourself as a married man, and wish to become