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 1     I|      holiness that as oft as he sang mass an heavenly vision
 2     I|      the midst of the people he sang it, and anon that tribulation
 3     I|      and the children of Israel sang this song to our Lord: Cantemus
 4    II|         heaven. And as the maid sang tofore him in Hebrew, she
 5    II|         and at the hour that he sang his mass he was beheaded
 6   III|      the company of the virgins sang the mass. And when the mass
 7   III|       it happed that S. Gregory sang mass in the church of S.
 8   III|       saw that, when the deacon sang so, they issued out of their
 9   III|        Easter day, when S. Mark sang mass, they assembled all
10   III|         the horn of a camel. He sang in Jerusalem the first mass
11   III|       all dead, and whiles they sang evensong in a church of
12   III|         the voices of them that sang that he started up alive,
13   III|        the end of three days he sang mass whole and sound. Another
14   III|       where he should pass, and sang with high voice: Hosanna!
15   III|        her nativity, the angels sang and hallowed great mystery
16    IV|         S. Mary the More, as he sang there mass, and much people
17    IV|     among them because the pope sang no mass, and did not divine
18    IV|      great a flame of fire, and sang merrily. He slew the senators
19    IV|        simple priest that daily sang no other mass but of our
20    IV|          on a time, as the pope sang mass at Rome in S. Peter'
21    IV|          Upon a time a minstrel sang tofore him a song in which
22    IV|    great holiness, that when he sang the solemnities of the masses
23    IV|    where they despised him, and sang, and went joyously. And
24    IV|       it happed that S. Dominic sang the mass, and when it came
25    IV|         of holy souls. Then she sang of herself, saying: All
26    IV| archangels enjoyed, the thrones sang, the dominanations made
27    IV|   harped, cherubim and seraphim sang laudings and praisings,
28    IV|  recount the glory of them that sang over thee in earth, and
29    IV|       all the sovereign priests sang louings after that each
30    IV|       and other that were there sang divine songs. And the ark
31     V|       had not heard him that so sang. And then he accused him
32     V|         open. On a Sunday as he sang mass, a precious stone fell
33     V|        other company of virgins sang and rehearsed again the
34     V|       of our Lady, the which he sang devoutly in the honour of
35     V|       shortly all that the poet sang and made, or the philosopher
36     V|    Sundays in the time when men sang and made solemnity of masses
37     V|      the swallows chittered and sang, and anon by his commandment
38     V|  fig-tree beside his cell which sang oft full sweetly. And S.
39     V|         Lord, and then anon she sang, and departed not till she
40     V|     coals of fire, and there he sang to our Lord saying: Lord
41     V|        christian men. And as he sang there the mass and communed
42     V|         Regulus the holy bishop sang mass at Arles, and rehearsed
43    VI|    Edgar, in whose birth angels sang that peace should be in
44    VI|         in a night as the abbot sang matins, the said virgin
45    VI|        assoiled the priest, and sang himself gladly for them
46    VI|      tempest, and anon a priest sang mass for him, and at the
47    VI|        sing the mass. And as he sang mass a great light of fire
48    VI|       Ambrose, bishop of Milan, sang mass, and slept upon the
49    VI|         to hear the friars that sang, and S. Francis, and heard
50    VI|     between me and the wall and sang so sweetly that it provoked
51    VI|       him to the high altar and sang devoutly: Te Deum laudamus,
52    VI|       organs making melody, she sang in her heart, only to God,
53    VI|       And there they digged and sang hymns and canticles, and
54   VII|       celestial court joyed and sang this verse in heaven: Sponsus
55   VII|     them was so great, and they sang so merrily that it was a
56   VII|        so thick on the tree and sang so merrily ; and then the
57   VII|      went again to the tree and sang full merrily, and there
58   VII|        S. Peter's day, and then sang they solemnly their service
59   VII|        saw in the air some that sang a song that never ear of
60   VII|   rehearseth. For as the bishop sang mass in the city of Vasacence
61   VII|        sung. And sometimes they sang psalms about the altar,
62   VII|       in manner of a crown, and sang by accord together, and
63   VII|     that they were in peace and sang not, he began to sing the
64   VII|         Bruno, the bishop, that sang the mass, and the secretary
65   VII|     grievously on his back, and sang melodiously this anthem
66   VII|       of the angels of paradise sang with a high voice, Gloria
67   VII|      part of the folk, and they sang it through the streets.