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 1 1|        in the sight of God and man, and abounded in those virtues
 2 1|        be great before God and man, thanks to his life of godliness."
 3 2|       used to come to the holy man. Seeing the animal did not
 4 3|       increased. This wondrous man, Simon, was chief archimandrite,
 5 3|     and. self-control has this man!" But one of the monks,
 6 3|       the wonderful and famous man?" A brother replied, "In
 7 3|        listen to us." The holy man, fixing his eyes on the
 8 3|      right hand? Tell me." The man turned to him and said, "
 9 3|      the end of his days, this man held a true, firm faith
10 4|        after Sergius. The wise man, not seeking renown, was
11 4|     speaking the boy died. The man, with his last hope gone,
12 4|       felt compassion for this man, and falling on his knees
13 4|          You deceive yourself, man, and do not know what you
14 4|      Day of Resurrection." The man however insisted, saying, "
15 4|      your son altogether." The man promised to tell no one
16 4|     away from the Lavra, was a man who owned great possessions,
17 7|       a god-fearing and devout man, had for St. Sergius a deep
18 8|   followers, Sabbas by name, a man of exceeding great virtue.
19 8| priest-monk, Gregory, a devout man and of great virtue. In
20 8|    consented. Afanasii being a man of rare virtue, exceedingly
21 8|    while I yet live, to find a man able to feed Christ's flock.
22 8|        the bishopric; but this man, with great presumption,
23 9|    that the saint was indeed a man of God and that in God's
24 9|   worthy to behold a celestial man and an earthly angel. A
25 9|     not oppress the poor." The man, overcome by fear, promised