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 1     I|             is in heaven because of continual operation in virtue. For
 2     I|          despised, we shall live by continual memory. Secondly, he was
 3     I|             he maketh them to be in continual moving of good operation.
 4     I|           were in orison and prayer continual, whereof is sung: Orantibus
 5     I| mortification; and in the visage by continual impression. Secondly, to
 6    II|             way; right long line by continual work without negligence
 7    II|      Chrysostom saith upon Matthew: Continual dread is his confuse, and
 8    II|            and always in the sea is continual dread, the image of death
 9   III|            their fleshly desires by continual fastings, for she had liefer
10   III| contemplation, and to the people by continual predication. And by this
11    IV|             of S. Peter, and was in continual fastings and prayers, saying:
12    IV|            laid thereupon, which by continual heat that was thereunder,
13     V|      wakings, that he languished in continual malady, that he might not
14     V|            was sick on his eyes for continual weeping, his brethren said
15    VI|        seigniored over his flesh by continual abstinence in making it
16    VI|            eight and twenty days in continual languor and sickness, nevertheless
17   VII|       benefits, sent to him an axes continual, and then the holy enseignments
18   VII|          which had suffered an axes continual, died, and vow made unto
19   VII|           unto all, and was ever in continual prayers and replenished