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 1 1|       little bit of white wheaten bread of the Holy Sacrament, saying
 2 2|          brought a small slice of bread from his but, and placed
 3 2|       away again. If there was no bread, and the bear did not find
 4 2|           in the wilderness, only bread and water from the spring,
 5 2|         scarcity of these. Often, bread was not to be found; then
 6 2|        there was but one slice of bread, the saint gave it to the
 7 2|         it in the mill, baked the bread and cooked the food, cut
 8 2|    without sleep, feeding only on bread and water, and that in small
 9 3|         He himself baked the holy bread; first he flayed and ground
10 3|  entrusted the making of the holy bread to no one. He also cooked
11 3| privations. At times there was no bread or flour, and all means
12 3|           was a great scarcity of bread and salt in the whole monastery.
13 3|         prayer and grace, ate the bread and drank some water. He
14 3|        neither soup nor salt; the bread was both dinner and supper.
15 3|        and said: "Why this mouldy bread? Why should we not go outside
16 3|          outside and beg for some bread? If we obey you we shall
17 3|          You, at present, have no bread or food, and tomorrow you
18 3|          the newly arrived, fresh bread was placed before them.
19 3|           placed before them. The bread was still warm and soft,
20 3|        was murmuring about mouldy bread? May he notice that it is
21 3|            Ashes have 1 eaten for bread and mixed my drink with
22 3|            Then he inquired whose bread it was, and who had sent
23 3|      Father, how bas this wheaten bread, warm and tasting of butter