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 1       I|      the splendid ceremonies of Holy Week, I infer."~ ~"No; they
 2       V|                    CHAPTER V.~ ~HOLY WEEK IN ROME.~ ~It was evening
 3       V|        the church ceremonies of Holy Week, and that she could
 4       V|        to all the ceremonies of Holy Week for two Hungarian ladies
 5       V|      the keepers of the various holy relics recited their virtues,
 6       V|         about her, and by their holy associations, that she could
 7       V|        of all the ceremonies of Holy Week in Rome. The Sistine
 8       V|     lictors, the wailing of the holy women, the shrieks of the
 9       V|       Supper, at which also the holy father ministered to the
10       V| declared himself surfeited with holy ceremonies. Madam Dormandy
11      IX|       had shown his wife during Holy Week."~ ~It was fortunate
12       X|     safe retreat for you, - the holy city, the home of peace."~ ~"
13      XV|  abruptly and crossed herself. "Holy Virgin!" she whispered, "
14      XX|       man; I go to church every holy day, even when I am ill;