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 1     I|      lay in the sepulchre forty hours, which was the time of tribulation.
 2     I|       Because that he was forty hours dead, after, he was forty
 3     I| personally in clean life at the hours diurnal and nocturnal of
 4     I|         an hundred days; at the hours of prime, of tierce, of
 5     I|          at every each of these hours forty days. On the other
 6     I|      done at the seven times or hours canonical at matins, at
 7     I|        to be praised in all the hours of the day, but because
 8     I|       is ordained that at these hours we praise God specially,
 9     I|   specially, because that these hours in some things be more privileged
10     I|       praise we our Lord at all hours. At evensong time Jesu Christ
11    II|      day matins of her, and the Hours. It happed that by counsel
12    II|         day he had not said his Hours of our Lady, wherefore he
13    II|         an altar for to say his Hours; and when he came to this
14    II|       and the people made three hours long a great noise and cry,
15   III|       were they together at the hours as it appertaineth. And
16   III|      they that came late to the hours, she blamed debonairly or
17   III|      therein the space of three hours. The mother came and drew
18   III|   envenomed by the space of two hours, and never after perished
19    IV|          every day at the seven hours canonical she was lifted
20    IV|       was so tormented by three hours of the devil that he died
21    IV| brethren in all honesty, and at hours in the night and in his
22     V|         always found tofore the hours, or reading, or writing,
23     V|     nourish him, and at certain hours ministered her milk to him.~
24     V|   Nativity Virgin, and said his hours every day ententively. And
25     V|         in and began to say his hours. And the blessed Virgin
26     V|          and said every day his hours. And he saw on a night a
27     V|        of them, and sing we our hours canonical to our Lord. And
28     V|     thee but the space of three hours, and after that I shall
29     V|         it may not endure three hours long. And it appeareth that
30    VI|     established time, days, and hours. Which formed men of the
31    VI|        slept the space of three hours they awoke him, and said:
32    VI|  sufferance of Jesu Christ, two hours during, and after the eventide
33   VII|        began matins, prime, and hours, and all such service as
34   VII|       the day and night and the hours thereof, incessantly be
35   VII|        the monastery almost two hours, and after went in to his
36   VII|    toward heaven. And about two hours after, when they that were
37   VII|       this torment she was four hours without speaking. Then Julian
38   VII|       obeys S. Martin, vi. 148.~Hours of prayer, wherefore instituted,