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 1  7,2|     his stead, withdrawing a portion of the fruits. ~Those inferior
 2  7,2|    assigning them a suitable portion of the fruits, the cure
 3  8,1|  Vicar, assigning a suitable portion of the fruits. ~The Ordinaries
 4  8,1|      by assigning a suitable portion of the fruits, that the
 5  8,1|     deputed thereunto with a portion, to be assigned even upon
 6  8,1|      said Ordinaries, which (portion) is to be assigned even
 7 22,2|   newly erected, a competent portion shall be assigned, according
 8 22,2|   time being, deputed with a portion of the fruits; those continuing
 9 23,1|  themselves, or others, some portion of those things which are
10 23,4|      have the Lord for their portion, ought by all means so to
11 23,4|     established; on whom the portion of absentees devolves; certa
12 24,2| shall take a certain part or portion, out of the entire fruits
13 24,2|  with, the said college this portion so deducted, as also a certain
14 24,2|       revenues), to pay this portion not merely on their own
15 24,2|      endowed, then shall the portion, deducted as above from
16 25,4|    to a dignity, canonry, or portion, but one who has either
17 25,4|    that dignity, prebend, or portion requires, or is of such
18 25,4|     his own discretion, of a portion of the fruits thereof--to
19 26,4| should understand what their portion is; and comprehend that
20 26,4| simple Benefices: a suitable portion of the fruits shall be assigned
21 26,4|       even though a suitable portion be assigned to a perpetual
22 26,4|    immemorial, if a suitable portion of the fruits have not been