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Degree
And though that I of auncestry
A barons daughter be,
Yet have you proved howe I you loved
A squyer of lowe degrè.
Anonymous.The Nut-Browne Maid, 2 Percy Reliques, 28.
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Yet was he but a squire of low degree.
Spenser.Faerie Queen, Book IV. Canto VII. Stanza 15.
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As in this world there are degrees of evils,
So in this world there are degrees of devils.
Webster.The White Devil. (Flaminius to Brach.)
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