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 1 PREF  | narrative, and thus ventured to put my pen to paper and to write.
 2 VII   |      circumstances in his mind, put back the table in the dining-room.
 3 XIII  |       WAS PREACHING, AND HOW HE PUT OUT THE SAME~ABOUT the same
 4 XIII  |       real water they could not put out the false flames, until,
 5 XIII  |        author of the deceit was put to flight, and his fictitious
 6 XIV   |      WAS REALLY SET ON FIRE, HE PUT OUT THE FLAMES BY PRAYER~
 7 XIV   |        front of the flames, and put them out by his prayers,
 8 XVII  |         all his followers, were put to flight. ~Christ's soldier,
 9 XXI   |     hollow, it was necessary to put some support across the
10 XXIII |         the saint her wish, she put it on, and the next morning
11 XXIV  |         many questions that she put to him; on a sudden, in
12 XXXVI |      prevented your departure ? Put it immediately into the
13 XXXVII|     blessing, for it is time to put to sea and return home.''
14 XXXVII|         him aloof from men, and put him to the proof by pains
15 XLI   |     advised the lad's father to put him into a cart and drive
16 XLII  |       his decayed flesh, and to put them in a small coffer,
17 XLV   |      the poor man's feet naked, put them upon him; for it was
18 XLVI  |      planks somewhat careless]y put together, had become loose