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 1 2|    for the springs of living water." The abbot forthwith went
 2 2|   wilderness, only bread and water from the spring, and a great
 3 2|   and stitched them; he drew water from the spring flowing
 4 2|    on his shoulders, and put water in each cell. He spent the
 5 2|    feeding only on bread and water, and that in small quantifies;
 6 3|     the bread and drank some water. He had neither soup nor
 7 4|      elect. Owing to lack of water near the monastery, the
 8 4|  numbers and having to carry water from a distance. Some of
 9 4| observe that it was not near water?" They repeated this query
10 4|    this day, and from whence water is drawn to supply every
11 4|  long distances to fetch the water and carry it away and to
12 4|    name. 1 did not give this water; God gave it to us unworthy
13 4|      I threw myself into the water, fearing that 1 should be