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 1 PREF  |         common consent pronounced worthy to be read without any hesitation,
 2 I     | Providence found from the first a worthy preceptor to curb the sallies
 3 II    | admonition of man, he was thought worthy also of being comforted
 4 II    |           so that one of the most worthy brothers of our monastery,
 5 VII   |        EARTHLY BREAD, WAS THOUGHT WORTHY TO BE REWARDED WITH BREAD
 6 VIII  |          given to others. But our worthy champion of Christ did not
 7 XVII  |          world he was now thought worthy to be promoted to retirement
 8 XXIV  |              I know that I am not worthy of so high a rank; nevertheless,
 9 XXV   |     father, that you have thought worthy to enter our house to see
10 XXVIII| intercessor, he might be rendered worthy to depart this life at one
11 XXIX  |          Him, that He thought her worthy to be visited and healed
12 XXXIV |           one of the shepherds, a worthy man, who, having incautiously
13 XXXVII|      grave demeanour, was thought worthy to hear the last words of
14 XXXIX |          doctrine was by no means worthy of contempt. ' ~" These