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 1     I|  forefathers, and in no small degree will it enable them more
 2     I|     and a low life; sovereign degree and low estate; a sad visage
 3     I|    well as strangers, of what degree they were, received this
 4    II|       or smelling. The second degree that they receive baptism.
 5    IV|   affirm it. Fifthly, for the degree of dignity. For he was archdeacon
 6     V| brethren be lifted up in good degree if they know it, and I shall
 7    VI|      and were joyful in their degree, and in this king's days
 8    VI|   with livelihood after their degree, or else to return again
 9    VI|       among the monks in such degree as he did tofore ere he
10    VI|     had kept in innocence the degree of virginity, she was constrained
11    VI| constrained to enter into the degree of marriage, for her father
12   VII|      or go up before God from degree to degree, by virtue of
13   VII|     before God from degree to degree, by virtue of humility.