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 1 2 |      said he was worthy of all reverence, and that he had founded
 2 3 |      that he held him in great reverence, and did not believe it
 3 IV|      they did out of the great reverence they bore him, and because
 4 IV|       with great joy and great reverence he exclaimed: "Blessed angel
 5 2 |      Francis held him in great reverence, and often was heard to
 6 3 |   Francis ate this half out of reverence for our Blessed Lord, who
 7 7 |    passed that way, but out of reverence to the saint he did not
 8 6 |     them to holy obedience, to reverence for holy Mother Church,
 9 9 |       kneeling down with great reverence, begged him to bless the
10 10| embraced each other with great reverence and many outward signs of
11 16|   their power to express their reverence and show forth their praise.
12 16|         St Anthony, seeing the reverence of the fish towards their
13 22|    their bones also with equal reverence." Then the brethren being
14 23|     brothers held him in great reverence. Having finished the course
15 24|       in haste, but with great reverence, and having done so he became
16 25|     John, taking it with great reverence, bathed it with his tears