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 1 1 |    dinner for Easter day, and spake thus unto him: "Thou hast
 2 3 |       the monks together, and spake thus unto them: "Almighty
 3 4 | garment; upon which sight, he spake secretly to Pompeianus,
 4 5 |      boy Placidus (of whom we spake before), he ascended up
 5 13|       the day was well spent, spake unto him in this manner: "
 6 14|       hearing of them all, he spake thus: "Put off, my good
 7 19|        whereupon the holy man spake to him in plain terms, and
 8 20|      with severe reprehension spake thus unto him: "Sign your
 9 20|       with pride, and what he spake against the man of God,
10 23|  mouth. And if at any time he spake aught, yet not as one that
11 37|   that they knew not. Then he spake thus unto them: "This is