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 1     I|          that he wept three days continually after that he had renied
 2     I|         like as the heavens move continually without resting, in such
 3    II|       not, ne drank not, but was continually in prayers beseeching God
 4    II|        cries of souls which burn continually in the fire of hell, and
 5   III|         because there was a monk continually in prayer night and day,
 6   III|        me. He went with them and continually preached, and did many miracles
 7   III| purgatory. And ever after he had continually the fevers, or axes, or
 8   III|      devil, and cried seven days continually and said: S. Vital thou
 9   III|         he voided blood six days continually; he cried to S. Peter devoutly,
10   III|       brother of our Lord, which continually preached to them. For in
11   III|     ceased not to dance two days continually, unto the time that he expired
12   III|        the fire and light burned continually, the oil lessed not ne minished,
13    IV|     Other forty days also he was continually in fastings and prayers
14    IV|           he saw by three nights continually, and his lord also, a right
15    IV|        this day, God hath showed continually for him many great miracles.
16    IV|    reading and in praying to God continually that he would give him grace
17    IV|          magnify, so that she be continually praised of that majesty,
18     V|        same cardinal three years continually, and laboured in visiting
19     V|         freely entende, and more continually, to the lesson. Nevertheless
20     V|         John Baptist and prayeth continually for the Lombards, and therefore
21     V|      this sufficeth. Then let us continually give laud and praising to
22     V| monastery, for therein were said continually matins and lauds, and he
23     V|          flesh, wherefore I wept continually, and for to adaunt and subdue
24     V|        but also food to the soul continually without blame, the devil
25    VI|      could no peace be made, but continually war. And the Danes prevailed
26    VI|        came again, and vexed him continually unto the feast of S. Edward
27    VI|          of Rome. For as she was continually in prayer, she was in a
28    VI|         say for me thirty masses continually together in thirty days.
29    VI|      thereat appeared three days continually to this woman in form of
30    VI|        or did anything he prayed continually. He was alway of great cruelty
31    VI|     evening and morning, he used continually to bless him with that holy
32    VI|        Lord Jesu Christ, and was continually in holy prayers and meditations,
33    VI|          had to poor people, and continually preached the faith all that
34   VII|       intent was set on him, and continually mused how she might find
35   VII|        which had served our Lord continually by the space of thirty years
36   VII|         it there honourably, and continually oil runneth out of her bones
37   VII|  indignation of meat seven weeks continually, and of drink, so that unnethe
38   VII|        by their lives, and cried continually to our Lord to have mercy
39   VII|      Lord, and then sailed forth continually till S. Peter's day, and
40   VII|          which sailed seven days continually, and they came to a great
41   VII|        the figure of death which continually followeth man and desireth
42   VII|          Night and day they were continually in great devotion, fasting,
43   VII|         therein and there he was continually in prayers of and orisons
44   VII|      very friend of God, Fiacre, continually without cease laboured and
45   VII|        but watching, fasting and continually praying. There made the
46   VII|        fish and from fruits, and continually travailed and pained his
47   VII|       own parts, but first abode continually by the space of five years