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 1    II|    ship, upon the water, an honourable person in habit of a bishop,
 2   III|     body laid in a fair and honourable shrine, where as yet daily
 3    IV|     of S. Kenelm laid in an honourable shrine, whereas our Lord
 4    IV|   had so avowed, a woman of honourable habit and beauty appeared
 5    IV|    that he lay us in a more honourable place. And because that
 6    IV|  high by glorification, and honourable by opinion, and laudable
 7    IV| holy rest. Secondly, he was honourable by opinion, and renomee
 8    IV|   thy son abideth thee, his honourable mother. To whom she answered:
 9    IV|    thus: Enjoy thou Mary of honourable gladness in body and in
10    IV|    with ineffable laud. The honourable multitude of martyrs beseech
11    IV|    the apostles said: Right honourable Lady and Virgin, we, in
12     V|     abbey of Cluny, and the honourable man left him awhile there.
13     V| habit of a monk, of a right honourable figure and parure, and the
14    VI|    multitude of ancient and honourable fathers following him, and
15    VI|    night appeared to him an honourable lady clad in white, which
16    VI|   the church of Lincoln, an honourable man, a canon named William,
17    VI|     by retribution condign, honourable sepulture; for what time
18    VI|     and were present at his honourable sepulture, where God hath
19    VI|      and a much ancient and honourable man, but right poor, was
20   VII|  transported it into a more honourable place.~There was another
21   VII|   In that time was Bede the honourable clerk in England, and how
22   VII|     a high voice: Amen, our honourable father; and because that
23   VII|  that the stones called him honourable so the church may say well
24   VII|     may say well that he is honourable. The second cause is that
25   VII|   was Pope, and a man right honourable in all things. And the kinsman
26   VII|   be magnified and rendered honourable to all the world. Therefore