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 1 X      |        one condition,-that you tell it to nobody before my death."
 2 X      | mountain, said, " See that you tell no man, until the Son of
 3 X      |        his death, took care to tell it to as many persons as
 4 XII    |    sent us, and come again and tell me." The boy ran, and found
 5 XXIV   |      his angels, that he would tell her how long her brother
 6 XXIV   |       willing, you are able to tell me even this. " But he,
 7 XXIV   |        Holy One, that he would tell her who would be the heir
 8 XXIV   |    said she, "I beseech you to tell me where he may be found."
 9 XXIX   |     sat down, the man began to tell him about the sickness of
10 XXXIV  |      pray you, my lord bishop, tell me what you have just seen,
11 XXXIV  |     her entreaty that he would tell the vision, he said, " I
12 XXXIV  |     asked his name. " You will tell it me," said he, "to-morrow,
13 XXXIV  |        as if she were going to tell him something new and doubtful, "
14 XXXVII |      dysentery, said to him, " Tell us, my lord bishop, when
15 XXXVIII|        most wonderful thing to tell you: from the moment of
16 XLII   |        itself,-and hastened to tell what they had found to the
17 XLII   |    wondrous gifts of God shall tell?~What ear the joys of paradise