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 1     I|      divided offices of pity in secular errands; that is to say,
 2    II|         whereas he was in habit secular he lived after the life
 3   III|      time past when she was yet secular? For she conversed in such
 4   III|      some worldly occupation or secular things, of which he would
 5   III|    should better serve God in a secular habit, in doing the office
 6   III|         in this office so great secular business that it began to
 7   III|        put out of his heart all secular things so that his conversation
 8   III|    which abounded so greatly in secular riches. Upon this there
 9     V|        ever I read or hear more secular books, I shall forsake thee.
10     V|     Sylvester when he was yet a secular priest saw in his sleep
11     V|         in my head.~There was a secular man which saw S. Francis,
12     V|   Pafuntius, and he took on him secular habit, and a shilling in
13    VI| negligence, or by occupation of secular things in the solemnity