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 1 VII   |         his hands; he washed his feet himself, wiped them, and
 2 X     |          sand, breathed upon his feet, and wiped them with their
 3 X     |          he came and fell at his feet, asking his pardon, for
 4 XVIII |      them. He used to wash their feet devoutly with warm water,
 5 XVIII |         that they might wash his feet also. For he had so far
 6 XVIII |        account of the washing of feet, which then takes place
 7 XVIII | callosity on the junction of his feet and legs. At length, as
 8 XX    |         its head down before his feet, in a tone of humility asked
 9 XXI   |        opening, which was twelve feet wide. He therefore asked
10 XXI   |          bring him a beam twelve feet long, to support his intended
11 XXIII |       not support herself on her feet, nor move from place to
12 XXIII |   herself able to stand upon her feet. On the third day she was
13 XXIV  |    conversation, she fell at his feet and adjured him, bv the
14 XXVIII|          he threw himself at his feet with tears and lamentations,
15 XXIX  |       kind hospitality. When his feet and hands were washed, according
16 XXXVII|        some water and washed his feet, which had an ulcer from
17 XLV   |          stripped the poor man's feet naked, put them upon him;
18 XLV   |      upon him; for it was in his feet that the palsy had first
19 XLV   |        felt a palpitation in his feet alternately, so that the
20 XLV   |          ascend upwards from the feet. As soon as the monastery