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 1     I|        William Tyndale was busily occupied at Cologne trying to get
 2     I|           mother, holy church, is occupied all that day devoutly. And
 3     I|        fight and slay, and be not occupied virtuously in God's service
 4    II|      realms which he subdued; and occupied a great part of the orient
 5    II|        him, and also on them that occupied the goods longing to him.
 6   III|         on Jesu Christ, his mouth occupied with holy prayers, and his
 7   III|       great a multitude that they occupied all the place, which was
 8   III|         in which gladly always he occupied his time. And he was much
 9    IV|       same place after, and daily occupied in prayers and in fastings,
10     V|      esprised   and in all things occupied in God that he used no bodily
11     V|       that the strange people had occupied that country long, and had
12     V|          and he was day and night occupied, and exercised himself in
13    VI|           that she should be seen occupied. And when she was with other
14    VI|          prayers, and if she were occupied in any manner that she might
15    VI|      praised, for how well he was occupied in his other things, nevertheless
16   VII|          thy wisdom, but we be so occupied in the sacrifices that we
17   VII|     eschew vices that was so well occupied in spending his wit and
18   VII|          virgins for to be always occupied in the service of our Lord.
19   VII|           no more to me, for I am occupied, and when he had said this,
20   VII| conscience. For after that he had occupied and exercised much holily
21   VII|         charity and pity. Ever he occupied himself in weal after the
22   VII|           setting foot on ground, occupied and took by force of men