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 1 1 | spiritual talk, then the Priest said unto him: "Rise up, brother,
 2 1 |        man of God answered, and said: "I know that it is Easter
 3 1 |        sent us." Whereupon they said grace, and fell to their
 4 3 |      returning into himself, he said: How many hired men in my
 5 3 |        himself? and therefore I said that this venerable man
 6 3 |        returning to himself, he said: Now I know verily, that
 7 3 |       of death, when as himself said, that he desired it for
 8 5 |       their former business, he said thus unto them: "Go your
 9 7 |         Maurus on the contrary, said that it was done only upon
10 7 |  drowning did determine: for he said that he saw when he was
11 8 |         as though he would have said that he was willing to obey,
12 8 |       in pieces: what the devil said unto him, all the monks
13 10|      any fire at all,which they said that they did, he bowed
14 12|        they had eaten: and they said nowhere. "Why do you," quoth
15 13|        other, upon this answer, said no more for the space of
16 13|      bodies. Then his companion said to him again: "Behold here
17 14|  understand what the man of God said, then, in the hearing of
18 15|       destruction of that city, said: "This city will be so spoiled
19 16|     mind: for the prophet David said to our Lord: "With my lips
20 16|        briefly answered, when I said that holy men, in that they
21 16|      prophet David, when he had said: "I have with my lips uttered
22 19|         him in plain terms, and said: "Was not I present when
23 21|      and knew not the cause, he said to his servant that did
24 23|    Deacon, according to custom, said with loud voice: "If any
25 26|    honourable man, Anthony, who said that his father's boy was
26 27| Peregrinus used to tell: for he said that, upon a certain day,
27 27|       To whom the venerable man said that himself had not so
28 27|       him comfortable words, he said: "Go your ways, and after
29 31|         with extremity of pain, said that he had committed all
30 31|         this Bennet, who, as he said, had his wealth in keeping.
31 31|      that came raging after, he said: "This is father Bennet,
32 32|         words, stood still, and said: "What, have I taken away
33 32|         great sorrow of mind he said: "Away, my good brethren,
34 32|       hands towards heaven, and said: "Behold not, O Lord, my
35 32|       most true that before you said, for what you affirmed in
36 33|  therefore by this we see, as I said before, that he would have
37 38|         faith of his disciples, said: "If I do not depart, the