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 1 6 |     CHAPTER SIX: HOW THE IRON HEAD OF A BILL, FROM THE BOTTOM
 2 6 |      labouring, by chance the head of the bill slipped off,
 3 6 |       the water, and the iron head by and by ascended from
 4 7 |     of him by the hair of his head, in all haste he returned
 5 7 |      Abbot's garment upon his head, affirming that it was he
 6 10|   they did, he bowed down his head forthwith to his prayers,
 7 33|       and so, bowing down her head upon them, she made her
 8 33| almighty God: and lifting her head from the table, there fell
 9 33|     with him, could put their head out of door: for the holy
10 33|     the holy Nun, resting her head upon her hands, poured forth
11 33|     that as she lifted up her head from the table, the thunder
12 33|    instant, she lifted up her head and brought down the rain.