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 1 VII    |       rest himself. The other replied, that he could not tarry,
 2 X      |       place. To whom Cuthbert replied, " What is the matter, my
 3 XII    |      eating. " The man of God replied, " My son, learn to have
 4 XVI    |        among other remarks he replied, " Because, my brother,
 5 XXIV   |      which she had asked him, replied, " It is a wonderful thing
 6 XXVII  |     all temptations. But they replied, ' You teach well; nevertheless,
 7 XXXIV  |       thing supernatural, and replied in joke, "I was not able
 8 XXXIV  |         From your monastery," replied the bishop; upon which she
 9 XXXVII |       this plain question, he replied as plainly, "When you shall
10 XXXVII |       came to the window, and replied to my salutation with a
11 XXXVII |       return home.'' Do so, ' replied he; ' go on board, and return
12 XXXVII |     On hearing these words, I replied, ' I beseech you, father,
13 XXXVII | number to wait upon you. ' He replied, ' It was done by the providence
14 XXXVII |      amongst us.' To which he replied, ' It was also my wish to
15 XXXVIII|      well. To which Augustine replied, ' If I had such power,