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 1   5  |    the young man's death, she said her father's intention was
 2  11  |      the children, then, as I said above, the life of the virgin
 3  15  |      after the great lady. He said she was very ill, and I
 4  17  |      better. Now this was not said to deceive, but the message
 5  18  |      own hand.~"But you," she said, "are renowned in cities
 6  19  |      could just hear what was said. Such was the prayer; we
 7  19  | offering before Thee."~As she said these words she sealed her
 8  22  | council of senators. To her I said that there could be no objection
 9  22  |   fair linen clothes. But she said one ought to learn what
10  22  |       our deliberations), she said with tears----~"The saint
11  22  |          Is it not possible," said I, "to find in the store-cupboard
12  22  |       Store-cupboard indeed!" said she; "you have in front
13  22  |    left on earth."~"Suppose," said I, "I were to bring some
14  22  |  approved?"~"I do not think," said she, "that this would be
15  23  |       on the neck.~"See," she said, looking at me, "what sort
16  23  |     us share the treasure," I said. " You have the phylactery
17  23  |       Looking at it, the lady said to me again---- "You have
18  23  | breast.~"What do you mean? "I said.~[992A] "Do you see,"she
19  23  |        992A] "Do you see,"she said, "this small faint mark
20  23  |       is there surprising," I said, "if the body has been branded
21  23  |       medical art, she [992B] said, was sent from God for the
22  23  |       the doctor to come, she said it would suffice for the
23  23  |      disappeared.~"But this," said she, "is the tiny trace
24  23  |       bride. "But I have,"she said, "laid by one of your mother'
25  27  |  father or mother. "And how," said I, "shall I escape such
26  28  | entered into conversation, he said to me----~"Learn what manner
27  29  |     little girl in her bosom, said she would not give her up
28  29  |    honour.'~"'What is that? ' said the child's mother.~"'I
29  29  |     mother.~"'I have a drug,' said the great lady, 'which is
30  29  |     came to an end and we had said the prayer, great Peter
31  29  |      salve-cure that the lady said she would give?' I was vexed
32  29  |      child eyes.~"'Stop,' she said, 'being vexed at the carelessness,'----
33  29  |     divine drug.'~"And as she said this, she took up the child
34 CON  |    with what has been already said.~THE END~ ~PRINTED IN GREAT