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 1 6 |         of God; whom on a day he commanded to take a bill, and to cleanse
 2 8 |         could not do what he was commanded. The man of God again and
 3 11|        venerable man Bennet; who commanded them to bring unto him the
 4 20|     candle out of his hands, and commanded him to give over his waiting,
 5 28|        might find all in heaven, commanded that oil to be given him:
 6 28|     cellar heard what the father commanded, yet did he not perform
 7 28|     Convent. Then in an anger he commanded others to take that glass
 8 31|    calling for some of his monks commanded them to have him in, and
 9 35|          the town of Cassino, he commanded the religious man Theoprobus
10 37| increased, upon the sixth day he commanded his monks to carry him into