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1 3 |     which being done, and the glass wherein that wine was, according
2 3 |    cross, and straightway the glass, that was holden far off,
3 3 |     and by perceived that the glass had in it the drink of death,
4 28|  TWENTY-EIGHT: HOW A CRUET OF GLASS WAS THROWN UPON THE STONES,
5 28|    left but a little oil in a glass. A certain sub-deacon called
6 28| commanded others to take that glass with the oil, and to throw
7 28|  craggy stones upon which the glass did light, but yet continued
8 28|       at all, for neither the glass was broken nor any of the
9 29|    the same time, for a small glass almost empty which he gave