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 1 1 |      cave, where he continued three years unknown to all men,
 2 3 |                       CHAPTER THREE: HOW BENNET, BY THE SIGN
 3 5 |     had built in those parts, three of them were situated upon
 4 5 |     when he had done, he took three stones, and laid them in
 5 5 |      the place where you find three stones laid one upon another,
 6 8 |      and flew away, and after three hours, having dispatched
 7 8 | riseth in height the space of three miles, that the top thereof
 8 9 |     business: and when two or three were not able to remove
 9 14|       to this device, he sent three to attend upon him, who
10 33|    than St. Paul was: who yet three times desired our Lord to
11 34|      of God to his Abbey: who three days after, standing in