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 1     I|        Our Lord hath heard my petition giving to me a son, and
 2    II|       Israel give to thee the petition of thy heart for that thou
 3    II|       prayed our Lord for any petition in that temple, that he
 4    II|    people, and agree to their petition, and speak fair and friendly
 5    II|     thou first grant to me my petition, and promise to me to give
 6    II|     our advocate, that by his petition we may come to everlasting
 7   III| heaven to him saying that his petition was granted and should be
 8   III|   king his request, the first petition, but not the second request,
 9   III|       whom thou demandest any petition thou shalt have thy desire,
10    IV|     said to him: Maturin, thy petition is heard and granted, who
11    IV|     and received joyously the petition of the man of God, and bade
12     V|   receive of him grace of thy petition. And anon she went to her
13     V|  ought not to be warned of my petition. And John said to him: Thou
14    VI|      whom the angel said: Thy petition pleaseth our Lord, and ye
15   VII|       Fiacre had impetred his petition or demand, he went and cast
16   VII|     of light granted. Of this petition or asking here, speaketh
17   VII|   name be blessed. The second petition is of the goods spiritual
18   VII|       may see thee. The third petition is: Fiat voluntas tua sicut
19   VII|       soul be led. The fourth petition is: Panem nostrum quotidianum
20   VII|      da nobis hodie, and this petition here is demanded of the
21   VII|     members of God. The fifth petition is: Et dimitte nobis debita
22   VII|    them done to us. The sixth petition is: Et ne nos inducas in
23   VII|      in villainy. The seventh petition is: Sed libera nos a malo,
24   VII|    the exposition of his last petition of the Pater noster, that