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 1     I|          it is well that that the benediction hath consecrated. The benediction
 2     I| benediction hath consecrated. The benediction hath greater might than
 3     I|         might than nature, for by benediction ofttimes nature hath been
 4     I|        water. Is not the grace of benediction great which hath wrought
 5     I|          suddenly by the grace of benediction which there wrought, it
 6     I|          see clearly how grace or benediction hath thus wrought above
 7     I|       nature, and then, sith that benediction human, diverse times hath
 8     I|           proper body. Before the benediction of the celestial words it
 9    II|          emperor had received his benediction, they made their gear ready
10    II|     England, sendeth greeting and benediction in our Lord perpetual unto
11    II|          the priest had given the benediction on them after the mass,
12   III|         they graces, and made the benediction, and took their refection.
13   III|           fair father to give the benediction, and nothing to me, for
14   III|       kissed her and gave her hls benediction, and after, led her to the
15   III|         he the bread and made the benediction and gave it to him. The
16    IV|    devotion in mind, and also the benediction of grace. ~Christine was
17    IV|        the gospel and receive the benediction, they awoke the bishop,
18    IV|         the bishop, demanding the benediction. Then the bishop awoke and
19     V|           for honour, cursing for benediction, pains for gifts, tribulation
20     V|           only Isaac, to whom the benediction of all people was promised.
21    VI|           gave to her largely his benediction. And when they were all
22   VII|        fourth finger, like as the benediction was Judah. And then the
23   VII|      require pardon, and for this benediction or blessing, which is so