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 1 1,2|       pieces. Only then did this fervent preacher fall silent, a
 2 1,3|        the point of death. After fervent prayer before an Icon of
 3 3,2|   All-Night Vigil) the Litany of Fervent Supplication is now chanted (
 4 3,2|        Vespers) or the Litany of Fervent Supplication (Great Vespers),
 5 3,2| preceeded by the Litya (Lity — a fervent prayer). The Litya, characterized
 6 3,2|     concludes with the Litany of Fervent Supplication and the usual
 7 3,2|       the words of the Litany of Fervent Supplication and the Morning
 8 3,2|        just as did the Litany of Fervent Supplication and the Evening
 9 3,2|          and after the Litany of Fervent Supplications at Daily Matins.
10 3,3|           and then the Litany of Fervent Supplication, since it is
11 3,6|    lessons or not, the Litany of Fervent Supplication is chanted,
12 4,0|   offering there in solitude her fervent prayer to her Son. Once,
13 9  |         virtues. By repeated and fervent prayer, man is made more
14 9,1|   attainment of true prayer is a fervent desire to be saved and be
15 9,1|        to be fruitful it must be fervent, offered up with an awareness
16 9,3|        One can say prolonged and fervent prayers, I say, both coming
17 9,6|      remembered in the Litany of Fervent Supplication. At the Divine
18 9,8|         glory dwells (Ps. 26:8). Fervent is his morning prayers (