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 1 Prol|   GREGORY): ~There was a man of venerable life, blessed by grace,
 2 3   |     whole Convent came unto the venerable man Bennet, entreating him
 3 3   |      therefore I said that this venerable man did dwell with himself,
 4 3   |        before he had: wherefore venerable Bennet in that solitary
 5 3   |          if you mark well, that venerable Bennet forsook not so many
 6 7   |    WATER. ~On a certain day, as venerable Bennet was, in his cell,
 7 7   |      him what had happened, the venerable man did not attribute this
 8 8   |        the man of God. ~But the venerable father, perceiving the Priest
 9 8   |      could not see: but, as the venerable father told them, he appeared
10 9   |               CHAPTER NINE: HOW VENERABLE BENNET, BY HIS PRAYER, REMOVED
11 11  |             CHAPTER ELEVEN: HOW VENERABLE BENNET REVIVED A BOY, CRUSHED
12 11  |     sent this heavy news to the venerable man Bennet; who commanded
13 12  |       TWELVE: HOW BY REVELATION VENERABLE BENNET KNEW THAT HIS MONKS
14 13  |    seeing I am now going to the venerable father Bennet, and my custom
15 13  |         they brought him to the venerable father Bennet, of whom he
16 13  |     offend in the sight of that venerable father. ~PETER: I see well
17 14  |     DISCOVERED AND FOUND OUT BY VENERABLE BENNET. ~GREGORY: You must,
18 15  |            CHAPTER FIFTEEN: HOW VENERABLE BENNET PROPHESIED TO KING
19 16  |         CERTAIN CLERGYMAN, WHOM VENERABLE BENNET FOR A TIME DELIVERED
20 16  |         was possessed: whom the venerable man Constantius, Bishop
21 18  |      and presented the other to venerable Bennet: who took it very
22 20  |         Upon a time, whiles the venerable Father was at supper, one
23 20  |    nothing could be hidden from venerable Bennet, seeing the very
24 21  |     five loaves for dinner. The venerable man, beholding the monks
25 21  |         let me hear more of the venerable man Bennet, if there be
26 22  |     TWENTY-TWO: HOW, BY VISION, VENERABLE BENNET DISPOSED THE BUILDING
27 23  |      for how could he, though a venerable and most holy man, yet living
28 25  |        might be discharged. The venerable man upon a time, wearied
29 27  |        did owe him. To whom the venerable man said that himself had
30 29  |        was ashamed, because the venerable father had by miracle shown
31 30  |      veterinary medicine]. ~The venerable father went forward to his
32 31  |         to his prayers. But the venerable man for all this rose not
33 32  |       THIRTY-TWO: HOW BY PRAYER VENERABLE BENNET RAISED UP A DEAD
34 32  |        in haste to seek out the venerable father. At the same time,
35 33  |         was one thing which the venerable father Bennet would have
36 33  |    according to her custom, her venerable brother with his monks went
37 33  | abundance of rain, that neither venerable Bennet, nor his monks that
38 33  |      not: for if we respect the venerable man's mind, no question
39 34  |       GREGORY: The next day the venerable woman returned to her Nunnery,
40 35  |         time to go to rest, the venerable Father Bennet reposed himself
41 35  |        his eyes, and whiles the venerable father stood attentively
42 36  |         you many things of this venerable father, but some of purpose
43 37  |       CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN: HOW VENERABLE BENNET DID PROPHESY TO HIS