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 1 VII   | entertained as such. He gave him water to wash his hands; he washed
 2 X     |         going into it, until the water reached his neck and arms,
 3 X     |   approached, he came out of the water, and, falling on his knees,
 4 XIII  |          yet with all their real water they could not put out the
 5 XIV   |      putting it out with all the water they could get. For, as
 6 XIV   |      tried to extinguish it with water, but were driven back by
 7 XIV   |          to extinguish them with water. Nor is it wonderful that
 8 XVII  |          there was a fountain of water or their use. ~
 9 XVIII |       HOW BY HIS PRAYERS HE DREW WATER FROM THE DRY GROUND, AND
10 XVIII |        dwelling was destitute of water, being built on hard and
11 XVIII |         dwelling is destitute of water; but I pray you, let us
12 XVIII |        solid rock into a pool of water and stones into fountains,
13 XVIII |        to open to us a spring of water, even from this stony rock.
14 XVIII |         morning found it full of water, springing up from within.
15 XVIII |          dry and stony. Now this water, by a most remarkable quality,
16 XVIII |          feet devoutly with warm water, and was sometimes compelled
17 XIX   |      portion of bread, and drank water from the fountain; but afterwards
18 XIX   |         fathers: for, in drawing water from the rock, he followed
19 XIX   |         more who were in want of water. And in driving away the
20 XXV   |      ATTENDANTS BY MEANS OF HOLY WATER ~WHEN Cuthbert, the man
21 XXV   |         immediately blessed some water, and gave it to a servant
22 XXV   |        then, giving him the holy water, said, " Go and give it
23 XXV   |       these words he brought the water to the sick man, and when
24 XXIX  |        WIFE OF AN EARL WITH HOLY WATER~WHEN he was one day going
25 XXIX  |  besought him to consecrate some water to sprinkle on her. " I
26 XXIX  |           and having blessed the water which was brought to him,
27 XXIX  |          circumstance ! the holy water had scarcely touched the
28 XXXI  |      therefore filled a cup with water, and putting a little of
29 XXXI  |        gave it him to drink: the water thus hallowed by the bread
30 XXXV  |      CHAPTER XXXV~HOW HE CHANGED WATER BY TASTING IT, SO THAT IT
31 XXXV  |         wine, or beer. " Give me water," said he; and they brought
32 XXXV  |         therefore drank, and the water seemed to him to taste like
33 XXXVII|       holy father. I warmed some water and washed his feet, which
34 XLI   |         FROM THE PLACE WHERE THE WATER IN WH1CH HIS CORPSE HAD
35 XLI   |          place where he knew the water had been thrown, in which
36 XLI   |      dirt, he mixed it with some water, and carrying it to the
37 XLI   |        into which that memorable water was thrown, of a square
38 XLVI  |          skin above mentioned in water, and washed his face therewith;