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 1   III|      or lodge, and kept him in vigils with lights, and in divine
 2    IV|       nights, and hallowed the vigils, weeping there and wailing.
 3    IV|   martyrs. But at this day the vigils of saints be changed into
 4    IV|  adventures were made in these vigils, it was established that
 5    IV|       was established that the vigils should be turned into fastings,
 6     V|     For the two by reason have vigils, but because that penance
 7    VI|      they were in fastings and vigils once, twice, thrice, and
 8   VII|        in heaviness, and their vigils. And when they were all
 9   VII| thereas the corpse was, saying vigils much solemnly; and after,
10   VII| Pentecost, all ember days, all vigils of our Lady, and of the
11   VII|     were fed abundantly on the vigils solemn. And on some certain