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 1 VIII  |  finding his strength gradually return, he was speedily restored
 2 X     |       the night in watchfulness return home at the hour of morning-prayer.
 3 XI    | tranquil, that they should soon return; and for this reason they
 4 XIX   |       it does not, I had better return to the monastery than be
 5 XX    |   reverend father permission to return. It then departed and fetched
 6 XXVII |     this scourge being about to return. But he, resuming his discourse,
 7 XXVII |      stated, that he spoke of a return of the pestilence. But the
 8 XXXIV |        his pastoral office, and return to his former solitary life,
 9 XXXIV |       as should be required, to return to the solitary abode which
10 XXXIV |      and well, was preparing to return in the morning to his mistress,
11 XXXVI |       vessel in God's name, and return home." He then uttered a
12 XXXVI |    become tranquil, and you may return home." ~They immediately
13 XXXVII|       when we may hope for your return. " To this plain question,
14 XXXVII|       is time to put to sea and return home.'' Do so, ' replied
15 XXXVII|  replied he; ' go on board, and return home in safety. But, when
16 XXXVII|         home now,' said he' but return at the proper time.' So
17 XXXVII|        asked him when we should return to him. ' When God so wills
18 XLIV  |  torments, so that I may either return whole to this life, or die,
19 XLV   |       with the blessing of God, return to health. The attendant,
20 XLVI  |   abandon the solitary life and return to the monastery; presuming