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 1     I|      of virgins, the choir or quire signifieth the continent,
 2     I|    straiter than the choir or quire, and the quire straiter
 3     I|       choir or quire, and the quire straiter than the body,
 4    II|    for his soul. And when the quire began to sing requiem, an
 5    II|      justus, and then all the quire followed singing forth the
 6   III|    lieth in the middle of the quire or choir of the said chapel,
 7   III|    come to the chancel of the quire he shall be travailed with
 8    IV|     Magdalene standing in the quire or choir yet among the angels
 9    IV|     tempted the friars in the quire. He said: I make them to
10   VII|   Lady led her forth unto the quire door whereas she saw our
11   VII|       sing to thy name in the quire of martyrs. And then the
12   VII|  whiles other twelve keep the quire, and thus have we done these
13   VII|   tapers of wax be set in the quire and be lighted at every
14   VII| curiously wrought. And in the quire were twenty-four seats for
15   VII|      made in the midst of the quire, and then S. Brandon demanded
16   VII|    thereof was said chorus, a quire or company. But Flavianus