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 1 PREF | perform. ~Wherefore it is my prayer for you, that Almighty God
 2 II   |      HE CHANGED THE WINDS BY PRAYER, AND BROUGHT THE SCATTERED
 3 IV   |   wont to be, and engaged in prayer, on a sudden he saw a long
 4 V    |  then turned his thoughts to prayer, but suddenly, as he was
 5 VII  |     third hour was now come, prayer over, and it was time to
 6 VIII |    passed the whole night in prayer for his life and health;
 7 XI   |      HOW HE OBTAINED FOOD BY PRAYER ~MEANWHILE the man of God
 8 XI   |   who had spent the night in prayer and watching, not in idleness
 9 XIII | flames, until, at Cuthbert's prayer, the author of the deceit
10 XIV  |     HE PUT OUT THE FLAMES BY PRAYER~BUT it was not only in the
11 XVII |     invisible adversary with prayer and fasting in this solitude,
12 XVIII|    in fasting, watching, and prayer, rarely having communication
13 XXVII|      should be solicitous in prayer and watchfulness, and ever
14 XXVII|    of fasting, watching, and prayer are numerous, let us to-day
15 XXXII| himself to his usual weapon, prayer, and bestowing his blessing,
16 XXXIV|    unrestrained psalmody and prayer in preparing for the day
17 XXXVI|     home." He then uttered a prayer, and, having blessed them,
18 XXXIX|    HE YIELDED UP HIS SOUL IN PRAYER ~" I WENT in to him about
19 XXXIX|    night in watchfulness and prayer. When his hour of evening
20 XL   |    night in watchfulness and prayer, and chanced at that moment
21 XLII | accompanied with abstinence, prayer, and tears. Here, also,
22 XLIV |     WAS CURED AT HIS TOMB BY PRAYER ~LASTLY, there came from
23 XLIV |  saint, that he rose up from prayer without trouble, and returned
24 XLV  |  struck the hour of midnight prayer, the invalid himself was