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 1     I|     science; and thus of all graces particular is given by the
 2     I|     to God due thankings and graces. And how well that on the
 3    II|     of her brother, and then graces and thankings were given
 4    II|      he had of our Lord four graces above the other apostles.
 5    II|      well or fountain. After graces said they had all that night
 6   III|  from people. Then said they graces, and made the benediction,
 7   III|     they had supped and said graces, S. Germain did do gather
 8    IV|      had supped and had said graces, S. Germain bade him bring
 9     V|   was given on him, he said: Graces and thankings be given to
10     V|   made his prayers, yielding graces to God, and admonished all
11    VI|   that the Holy Ghost giveth graces diversely; to some he giveth
12    VI|   living men by diversity of graces. The beauty of marble the
13    VI|    holiness and plenitude of graces, the life and conversation
14    VI|       Sire, I render to thee graces and thankings of this, that
15   VII|     And then S. Brandon said graces, and then he and his brethren
16   VII|     good hour that acquireth graces of God, and that maketh
17   VII|   hour born, that so much of graces he gat and acquired toward
18   VII|     weeping, rendered to him graces and thankings, saying: O
19   VII| great glory we yield to thee graces and thanks. Lord God, Lamb
20   VII|     that is to say: Yield we graces and thankings to God! For
21   VII|     took bread, and yielding graces to God the Father, broke
22   VII| upward on high for to render graces to God, in teaching and
23   VII|   his disciples and yielding graces to God the Father, he blessed
24   VII|  inclineth him and rendereth graces to God saying: Agimus tibi
25   VII|     render and yield to thee graces and laudings of all thy
26   VII|  After, the priest saith his graces, lauding and thanking God