The evening-office of the church, in Latin and English, containing the vespers or even-song, for all Sundays, and festivals of obligation. To which are added, the litanies of the blessed Virgin Mary, the tota pulchra, and other proses, which are sung before the benediction ; together with the bona mors, which is sung every third Sunday in the month

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  Published: (1760)
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  Published: (1760)
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  Published: (1760)
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