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1 I| Ghost; for by fastings, by orisons, and by devotion is one
2 I| breaking of the bread in devout orisons after the sending of the
3 I| hallowed because that the orisons be enhanced there. And it
4 II| that they would all be in orisons and prayers, in such wise
5 II| put himself to prayer and orisons, and brake all the lamps
6 II| which was ready. ~After the orisons and the enseignments that
7 II| Silvester first made his orisons and prayers to our Lord,
8 II| during they abode together in orisons and prayers, and thanked
9 III| him not persevere in his orisons ne in no good works; yet
10 III| And then they made their orisons and said: Lord God, which
11 III| a time, which was in his orisons, and said to him that there
12 III| the mountain, and made his orisons and prayers much devoutly;
13 III| fastings and prayers and in orisons. Then when he had been long
14 III| would remember him in her orisons and prayers, and recommended
15 III| wake in fastings and in orisons, by which they might assuage
16 III| wakings, fastings and in orisons. She said to the burgesses
17 III| and was all the night in orisons and in tears, in requiring
18 III| and went to prayer and orisons in requiring our Lord, with
19 III| herself on the ground in orisons and in weepings. Thus as
20 III| prayers, in tastings and orisons. Thither came a woman to
21 III| long sick, with prayers and orisons, and after, blessed her
22 III| it happed as she was in orisons in a corner in the church
23 III| bless it. She lay down in orisons and prayers, beseeching
24 VI| by their merits and their orisons. Of the first, saith S.
25 VI| be in heaven, then of his orisons be given thankings, and
26 VI| he had accomplished his orisons, he said to the serpent:
27 VI| by the corpse, and by his orisons he remised him in his life
28 VI| seemed to her, being in orisons, that her spirit was refreshed
29 VI| was always a long while in orisons. And it is read that ofttimes
30 VI| Christ, and say prayers and orisons according thereto, after
31 VI| weepings and tears, made their orisons and prayers devoutly to
32 VI| not great marvel of the orisons and prayers of S. Clare,
33 VI| fled, and wailed that the orisons of S. Clare burnt them all,
34 VI| him to the virtue of her orisons, as well ought we then to
35 VI| day a certain number of orisons and prayers, and if she
36 VI| praying, and saying his orisons to our Lord God.~Then the
37 VII| night in prayers and in orisons. And hæc in Vitis Patrum.~
38 VII| glorious doctor was in his orisons and prayers, the blessed
39 VII| saying their prayers and orisons, and devoutly prayed our
40 VII| in devout prayers and in orisons he employed ever the time.
41 VII| continually in prayers of and orisons lifting his hands towards
42 VII| where he was devoutly in his orisons and prayers thus as he was
43 VII| my life in prayers and in orisons, that thou wilt not defer
44 VII| was so accustomed to be in orisons and in prayers and to study,
45 VII| sore travailled by study, orisons, or going, that he as constrained
46 VII| pained his body by watchings, orisons, and other secret abstinences
47 VII| at the instance of their orisons and prayers. Item, once
48 VII| Sometimes the priest saith three orisons to signify the Holy Trinity,
49 VII| Sometimes he saith five orisons, in signifying the five
50 VII| many as the priest saith of orisons at the beginning of the
51 VII| second part.~After these orisons the epistle followeth, the
52 VII| altar and beginneth his orisons secret, the which are said
53 VII| cause for which the first orisons be said, and as many in
54 VII| it is to wit that these orisons are said softly and secretly,
55 VII| stone might be thrown. These orisons here be also said low or
56 VII| priest at the end of his orisons in dressing his hands upon
57 VII| persevere in their prayers and orisons, to the end that they may
58 VII| saith, bowing his knees, two orisons instituted by the ancient
59 VII| doing, the priest saith two orisons, the first beginneth thus:
60 VII| within me.~After these two orisons finished that are before
61 VII| the priest saith as many orisons as he said at the beginning
62 VII| And at the end of these orisons the priest concludeth, saying:
63 VII| paradise.~After all these orisons beforesaid ensueth, Ite
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