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 1 Prol| dissolute and lewd life, he drew back his foot, which he had as
 2 3   |  discharged himself, he returned back to the wilderness which
 3 4   |       notwithstanding, returning back again, he did scarce two
 4 5   |     words, caused them to return back again; and the next night,
 5 5   |         he had done, he returned back to his own Abbey. And the
 6 7   |         in all haste he returned back again: and so soon as he
 7 7   |       which he had done. ~Coming back to the father, and telling
 8 8   | dispatched the loaf, he returned back again, and received his
 9 12  |      being late before they came back to the Abbey, they went
10 14  |       his presence: but returned back to their king, telling him
11 18  |         went his way, and coming back to the place where the flagon
12 22  |          came not, they returned back unto him very sorrowfully,
13 22  |         marvelled, and returning back, they caused it to be builded
14 22  |      presently after was brought back again to Judea. If, then,
15 25  |      trembling, they brought him back again to the Abbey, who
16 27  |      third day the poor man came back there were found suddenly
17 31  |        upon a book. Then turning back to Galla that came raging
18 31  |          And when he was brought back again, he gave him a good
19 32  |         behold the soul returned back again, and therewith the
20 33  |         abundance of rain return back to his Abbey, began to be