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 1 17|      poured part of it upon a girl who was living there, whose
 2 17|    soon as this was done, the girl was cleansed from her leprosy.
 3 17|     to go away from them, the girl who had laboured under the
 4 18|      into this place; and the girl went away to the prince'
 5 18|    any one. Perhaps, said the girl, if you reveal it and disclose
 6 18|    Did I not say so? said the girl. I have found a cure for
 7 18|     Here, with thee, said the girl; He is living in the same
 8 18|  Where is he? There, said the girl, are Joseph and Mary; and
 9 18|       that? Why not? said the girl. I got from His mother the
10 20|  beheld them, she said to the girl who accompanied her: Ask
11 20|     befallen them. And to the girl's questions they made no
12 20|      are travellers, said the girl, and are seeking a house
13 20|    Now it was winter; and the girl, going into the chamber
14 21|              21. And when the girl heard these things, Be of
15 21|       the woman had heard the girl's words, they went in haste
16 22| salutary intervention of this girl, who pointed out to us Mary
17 22|     give him as his wife this girl, their servant. And having
18 22|      splendid wedding for the girl; and their sorrow being
19 22|       weeping, especially the girl.~
20 32|      when they showed her the girl, and the sign of leprosy
21 32|   they showed her the leprous girl whom they had brought. The
22 33|      her leprosy, hearing the girl's voice, went up to the
23 33|      said: Is that distracted girl thy daughter? Yes, O lady,
24 34|     of a huge dragon, and the girl was afraid at the sight
25 34|       dragon, the body of the girl shuddered for fear of him;
26 34|    back and departed from the girl, and never afterwards appeared
27 34|      appeared to her. And the girl now had rest from him, and