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1     I|     the charge when it is so parted. If thou do so, thou shalt
2   VII|      first is that he may be parted from all evil company, the
3   VII|  that, every day our Lord is parted and eaten, and hath no diminishing.
4   VII|     that, when the hostie is parted, God is in each part entirely.
5   VII| glass. For when the glass is parted or broken into pieces, in
6   VII|      signified that our~Lord parted himself to his disciples
7   VII|      and is that holy hostie parted in three, which three parts