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 1    II|    that it behoveth no more to wake, but let it be stretched
 2    II|   thanked God, and purposed to wake, for to know him that so
 3   III|      he fasted, he entended to wake by night in studying and
 4   III|      the town that they should wake in fastings and in orisons,
 5   III|    holy virgin had devotion to wake the night that our Lord
 6   III| sacrament of baptism, to fast, wake and adore busily, and to
 7    IV|    hermit said: Thou must then wake and make many prayers. And
 8    IV|      her, and that they should wake unto her death. And about
 9    IV|     Germain established him to wake for to see what it was.
10    IV|       and after he sent for to wake the neighbours on all sides,
11    IV|   custom, right common, for to wake all the night in the church,
12    IV|  wherefore it behoveth that ye wake, for to every each that
13     V|      them that they should all wake that night and be in prayer
14    VI|        epistle, and none durst wake him, and the subdeacon durst
15    VI|      sighing: Fair Lord God, I wake here alone. And anon she
16    VI|        body whether I sleep or wake, and if he may find that