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1        I, XXVII|    disturbed. For he who said, "My eye was disturbed with anger,"
2        I, XXVII| contemplation, he grieved that his eye was disturbed with anger;
3       II, I    |           blessed me; and when the eye saw me, it gave witness
4       IV, XXXII|          cured of a disease in his eye at the relics of St. Cuthbert.~
5       IV, XXXII|         threatened the loss of the eye. The physicians endeavoured
6       IV, XXXII|          means availed to save his eye, but rather, it grew daily
7       IV, XXXII|         youth who had the diseased eye was then in the church.
8       IV, XXXII|         bidden, believing that his eye would soon be cured by the
9       IV, XXXII|          of the same, touching his eye, he found it and the eyelid