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 1 II    |  mightest have seen all the folk running together for fear
 2 V     | muster in the way troops of folk intuning melodies in every
 3 XV    |   how cometh it that so few folk now-a-days follow it?" ~
 4 XVI   |   will abide here with your folk and adopt your manner of
 5 XVIII |   the orisons of these poor folk make God thine ally; for
 6 XXII  |     threw all the neighbour folk into commotion: and when
 7 XXIII |    clever misleaders of the folk, because ye deceive all
 8 XXIX  |  wild, half-drunken, feeble folk, and utterly overthrew it.
 9 XXXI  |     am I, and all Christian folk, having a good God and a
10 XXXVI |    he had assembled all the folk, he signified his will.
11 XXXVII|     Quire and of the Martyr folk to despise the things that