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 1     I|         to the end that the more worthily we may take and receive
 2     I|         receive this bread here, worthily he shall never die eternally,
 3    II|          goods; what may we then worthily give to him? Wherefore I
 4   III|     human voice, yet I might not worthily write the virtues of S.
 5   III|       riches of good virtues, so worthily should we come and be at
 6   III| thankings in this that thou hast worthily fulfilled the promises of
 7   III|       out of this world and died worthily the third day of January,
 8    IV|       chain. And he kept it much worthily in great devotion. Miletus
 9     V|         this man hath not showed worthily penance to the sinners.
10    VI|         Lord, thou gavest to him worthily the the reward of thy confession,
11    VI|          thou puttedst under him worthily the cruelty of the Arians,
12    VI|    cruelty of the Arians, and he worthily for the love of martyrdom
13   VII|      accomplished duly and right worthily his mystery. He profited
14   VII|         in my lips so that I may worthily and competently announce
15   VII|          precious a sacrament be worthily and cleanly made.~After,
16   VII|          may make this sacrifice worthily, so that I may see God joyously.~