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1        I, I  |        under the North Pole, the nights are light in summer, so
2        I, I  |       and on the other hand, the nights in winter are eighteen hours
3        I, I  |        parts. In like manner the nights are very short in summer,
4       IV, IX | continued three days and as many nights, she was, on a sudden, restored
5       IV, XXV| Thursdays; and often spent whole nights in watching and prayer.
6        V, XIX|       Gaul, he lay four days and nights, as if he had been dead,
7        V, XXI|          no more than only seven nights and as many days. Wherefore