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1     I|     attempt to clear obscurities generally or to interfere with the
2     I|        the flesh which is called generally lechery, which is a right
3     I|       version, from which Caxton generally translates, reads 'car il
4    IV|        king, of whom the renomee generally was that he was the greatest
5     V|   glorious Virgin to be hallowed generally of all christian men, but
6     V|       the memory and the honours generally, and it appertaineth, and
7    VI|     shall on one day honour them generally and together. And Master
8    VI|          this day all the saints generally which also pray for us all
9   VII| sacrament, he confesseth himself generally of all his sins, saying