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 1 1 |        comforting her with good words, he delivered her the sieve
 2 2 |      cannot deny, but that your words have given me full satisfaction:
 3 5 |      comforting them with sweet words, caused them to return back
 4 13|        our journey." Which kind words bewitching his ears, and
 5 13|         good man, hearing these words, fell down at his feet,
 6 15|        wicked deeds, and in few words told him all that which
 7 16|        orders, he neglected the words of the man of God, as though
 8 16|        question, set down these words beforehand, saying: "O the
 9 17|    should then live in it." His words Theoprobus then heard, but
10 19|     into your bosom ?" At which words the monk was much amazed
11 22|      PETER: I confess that your words have satisfied my doubtful
12 23|        above in heaven, that no words could in vain proceed from
13 23|       him with what reproachful words they entreated him: whereupon
14 23|    Having often times, at those words of the Deacon, seen them
15 23|    virtue of his miracles, your words do yield a very good reason. ~
16 27|      yet giving him comfortable words, he said: "Go your ways,
17 31| tormentor, giving credit to his words, might at least for a while
18 32|         of God, amazed at these words, stood still, and said: "
19 32|         had scarce spoken these words, and behold the soul returned
20 32|        for what you affirmed in words, you have now verified by