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 1 1 |         made of skins, they verily thought that it had been some beast:
 2 3 | notwithstanding afterward, when he thought with himself of those goods
 3 3 |        himself, namely, such as he thought would more profit, and be
 4 10|      KITCHEN. ~Then the man of God thought good that they should presently
 5 11|        whose death the old serpent thought he should have insulted
 6 14|           a man wickedly disposed, thought he would try whether the
 7 20|         HOLY BENNET KNEW THE PROUD THOUGHT OF ONE OF HIS MONKS. ~Upon
 8 20|          such service?" Upon which thought straightways the holy man
 9 20|         monks, what it was that he thought, told them, how inwardly
10 27|         means to help himself, but thought it his best way to acquaint