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 1     I|    appear, especially on a first reading, as more or less rugged
 2    II|        miracles, like as we find reading in this manner: ~Anselm,
 3    II|     Thomas hallowed the abbey of Reading, which the first Henry founded.
 4    IV| promartyr S. Stephen, learned in reading, and profited and accomplished
 5    IV|         and night he entended to reading and in praying to God continually
 6     V|       found tofore the hours, or reading, or writing, or in meditation,
 7     V|      himself, without master, in reading the books of Aristotle and
 8   VII|         seal he opened them, and reading the felony, he abhorred
 9   VII|        his death the holy doctor reading in the school, and S. Paul
10   VII|     Assumption, iv. 241.~Thought reading by S. Benet, iii. 88.~Tithes,