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 1     I|       the proverb was that, the Thursday and the Sunday were cousins,
 2     I|      therefore the feast of the Thursday ceased. And for to recompense
 3     I|        holy sacrament the first Thursday after the octaves of Pentecost,
 4    II|   Friday, and Saturday, and the Thursday for to be hallowed as Sunday. ~
 5   III|       and feeble, and upon holy Thursday he sent for all his brethren
 6   III|       summoned to come the next Thursday following for to hear the
 7   III|       every day save Sunday and Thursday. In her refection she had
 8   III|       there as recluse unto the Thursday, absolute in waking, in
 9     V|         as they sacrificed on a Thursday by the morn, the air being
10    VI|        from the time on a shere thursday, the hour of the maundy,
11    VI| cene-thursday, comp. n., maundy Thursday. ~couthe, v. (kythen) gave. ~