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 1     I|      Church also solemnly, as the Sunday. And procession was made
 2     I|        that, the Thursday and the Sunday were cousins, for then that
 3     I|     Quinquagesima dureth from the Sunday in which is sung in the
 4     I|       English Lent, beginneth the Sunday in which is sung in the
 5     I|         lay in the sepulchre, the Sunday he arose. The present life
 6     I|           rest for our souls. The Sunday is the eighth day. That
 7     I|             The Life of Adam ~The Sunday of Septuagesima beginneth
 8     I|       History of Noah. ~The first Sunday in Sexagesima. ~After that
 9     I|         the Life of Abraham. ~The Sunday called Quinquagesima is
10     I|          in the Church the Second Sunday of Lent. ~Isaac was forty
11     I|           which is read the third Sunday in Lent. ~Joseph when he
12     I|         in the Church on Mid-lent Sunday: ~These be the names of
13     I|           holy thy Sabbath day or Sunday. That is to say, that thou
14     I|         work nor operation on the Sunday or holy day, but thou shalt
15     I|       church hath established the Sunday in the new law. For our
16     I|         from death to life on the Sunday, and therefore we ought
17     I|           for they that break the Sunday and the other solemn feasts
18     I|        more then, that employ the Sunday and the feasts in sins,
19     I|         more sin committed on the Sunday and holy days and feasts
20    II|        holy church from the first Sunday after Trinity Sunday, unto
21    II|        first Sunday after Trinity Sunday, unto the first Sunday of
22    II|    Trinity Sunday, unto the first Sunday of August. And in the month
23    II|       History of Saul. ~The first Sunday after Trinity Sunday unto
24    II|        first Sunday after Trinity Sunday unto the first Sunday of
25    II|     Trinity Sunday unto the first Sunday of the month of August is
26    II|         of Job, read on the first Sunday of September. ~There was
27    II|           which is read the third Sunday of September. ~Tobit of
28    II|     Judith which is read the last Sunday of October. ~Arphaxad, king
29    II|          said our Lord to him: On Sunday next coming thou shalt come
30    II|       thou shalt come to me. That Sunday the people came all to the
31    II|           knees. And on a Trinity Sunday received he his dignity,
32    II|    Thursday for to be hallowed as Sunday. ~Now it happed that the
33   III|        man of a village that on a Sunday would ear his lands, and
34   III|         widow that was wont every Sunday to bring hosts to sing mass
35   III|         fasted every day save the Sunday or a solemn feast. He was
36   III|         she fasted every day save Sunday and Thursday. In her refection
37   III|         virgin in to her cell the Sunday tofore the said feast, and
38   III|         because he wrought on the Sunday; and a blind maid also.
39   III|        that gladly wrought on the Sunday, wherefor our Lord punished
40    IV|           following, that was the Sunday, whiles they said lauds
41     V|          of the prison open. On a Sunday as he sang mass, a precious
42     V|         to none other. And on the Sunday after, as S. Giles said
43     V|          should follow her on the Sunday after. And when the Sunday
44     V|        Sunday after. And when the Sunday came Claudia put herself
45     V|           and on the Saturday and Sunday they would sing within the
46     V| predecessor he should come on the Sunday to the church, and Ephigenia
47    VI|           then it fortuned upon a Sunday she was diseased, and she
48    VI|     because he reverenced not the Sunday and dreaded not the great
49    VI|           bishop of Cologne, on a Sunday after Matins, visited and
50    VI|         enjoined her that on Palm Sunday she should hallow the feast
51    VI|          and water only, save the Sunday she took a little wine.
52    VI|         for God's sake. And every Sunday he was houseled and received
53    VI|    servant Alexis, on a time on a Sunday after mass, hearing all
54    VI|          holy life. He hath every Sunday received the sacrament of
55   VII|           best manner we can. The Sunday is a day of rest from all
56   VII|         eight weeks, till Trinity Sunday was passed, and they sailed
57   VII|          twelve loaves, and every Sunday and feast-day twenty-four
58   VII|          from Easter till Trinity Sunday as they did the year before,
59   VII|          every Saturday noon till Sunday, that evensong be done,
60   VII|        shall be punished. And the Sunday, against even, there came
61   VII|          Easter-tide till Trinity Sunday, like as they had done beforetime,
62   VII|         the Saturday came, on the Sunday, he left all his works behind
63   VII|       arose in the morning of the Sunday tofore his face, and so
64   VII|   Saturday, and christian men the Sunday. And when Mahomet was enriched
65   VII|           in a chronicle, on Palm Sunday as the procession passed
66   VII|         sight. Another woman on a Sunday wrought. God punished her,
67   VII|           of May, that was on the Sunday after the Ascension of our
68   VII|   Easter-day, Whitsunday, Trinity Sunday, and also in all holy days
69   VII|        his predication, unto Palm Sunday even. Then he came to the
70   VII|       week, that is to wit on the Sunday, or to take it three times
71   VII|        did before and after every Sunday, with new pain the heaviest
72   VII|        and that was upon the last Sunday of the year, and they laid
73   VII|        thee sue and worship every Sunday, what that they ask of me
74   VII|       yield I my spirit, and this Sunday receive my soul into thy
75   VII|         the, iii. 192; vii. 202. ~Sunday, desecration of, condemned,