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 1     I|      that the pain temporal is due, he releaseth part. Thirdly,
 2     I|      given and rendered to God due thankings and graces. And
 3    II|        glory, to whom glory is due. And thus praised he God
 4   III|  transumeth the pain perpetual due for sins mortal into pain
 5   III|        say, the pain perpetual due to Trajan as a miscreant
 6   III|       said: That death is more due to thee than to me; and
 7    IV|     not the priest at the hour due. And she wrapped three candles,
 8    IV|         but greater battles be due to thee, after three days,
 9    IV| greater strifes and battles be due to thee for the faith of
10    IV|     said: Yet many torments be due to thee. And then Decius
11    IV|        transported hither with due honour and reverence. And
12     V|    insufficient to give to her due laud and praising? But let
13     V|       rendered to God that was due to him, and to the Cæsar
14     V|       burneth the fire by pain due. And at the last the soul
15     V|     have yielded unto our Lord due praisings. And then they
16   VII|        was her uncle, and with due reverence said to her in
17   VII|    whom torments perdurable be due unto. And the butchers cut
18   VII|         There is great guerdon due to him that doth penance,
19   VII|        in pieces.~detty, adj., due.~empesh (Fr.empècher), hinder.~
20   VII|       of the Legende dorée are due to the researches of Mons.