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 1     I|       remission, but also the state of the beatitude of heaven
 2     I|    for they stood both in the state of innocence. Then the serpent
 3     I|       long as he is in such a state. In the stead of the Sabbath
 4    II|    same he recovered into the state of life. ~
 5    II|   they demanded of him of the state of souls when they be departed
 6    II|    for thy health and for the state of Rome, and I think for
 7   III|     for to demand him in what state he was in, and he told him
 8    IV|     kept him in his threefold state. Of whom the first is that
 9    IV|     apostle. For in the first state he kept himself in making
10    IV|       status, that is to say, state, so Sixtus is as much to
11    IV|       as much to say as godly state. Or sistus is said of sisto,
12     V|    keeping of us, keeping the state of virgins, of continents,
13    VI|     and have showed to me the state of my people, and what sins
14    VI| necessity, for they be in the state in which they may not help
15    VI|       had demanded him of his state, he answered: I am tormented
16    VI|       been forty years in the state of right holy poverty it
17    VI|    received with devotion the state of widowhood. And when the
18    VI|   years, praying for the good state of the church of England
19   VII|     much devoutly for all the state of holy church. When the
20   VII|    that he should die in that state.~It so happed that as the