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 1  2,1|       of the church only by a curtain, or even merely a railing.
 2  2,4|     from the worshippers by a curtain, and a partition or screen.
 3  2,5|       or only by columns or a curtain. In most churches, however,
 4  2,7|      behind the Royal Gates a curtain is hung. During the services
 5  2,7|      the Sanctuary, while the curtain is drawn across or drawn
 6  2,7|     Office and the Hours, the curtain remains drawn, in token
 7  2,7|       During the Liturgy, the curtain remains drawn away almost
 8  7,1|     Royal Gates and draws the curtain behind it, in memory of
 9  7,1|       Cross for our sake, the curtain is drawn away at this moment,
10  7,1|      Lord. At this moment the curtain is drawn; the priest, after
11  7,1|      hymn and the homily, the curtain is drawn away, the Royal
12  8,2|  frequent drawing away of the curtain and opening of the Royal
13  8,2|   Royal Gates are closed, the curtain is drawn shut, and the choir
14  8,3| Sanctuary remain open and the curtain drawn aside, in token that
15  9,3|       the church, or before a curtain hung up temporarily in the