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 1    II|           in his flesh, and made a verse of this psalm Miserere,
 2    II|           said and made the second verse, and so as many times he
 3    II|            said in his tongue this verse of the psalter: Adhesit
 4    II|            anon as he had said the verse the doors opened, and they
 5    IV|     laudamus, till he came to this verse: Te martyrum candidatus,
 6     V|            a time Savien read this verse: Asperges me, domine, and
 7     V|       understand the sense of that verse. Then the angel appeared
 8     V|         heard christian men sing a verse of the psalter which saith:
 9     V|       gates, of which is said this verse: Ecce vetus Thebea centum
10    VI|       before the altar saying this verse with great dread and meekness:
11    VI|       which psalm was written this verse: Ex ore infantium, God,
12   VII|          court joyed and sang this verse in heaven: Sponsus amat
13   VII|         him conning to make a true verse. And after came unto his
14   VII|            clerk desired to make a verse to set on his tomb, and
15   VII|           ossa, but it was no true verse, and when he could not bring
16   VII|            the hands of angels the verse full made in this manner:~
17   VII|         the mass to be sung, and a verse of the psalm that was sung.
18   VII|            be sung on one side one verse, and another on that other
19   VII|           And for this followeth a verse of the psalter after the
20   VII| appertaineth to the day, the which verse signifieth how we ought
21   VII|        this Alleluia, he saith the verse which signifieth all sweetness,
22   VII|            Alleluia after that the verse is said: for by good work