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1 II    |         horse, too, on which he sat, was of incomparable beauty.
2 XXVII |     prayers, I went out, and we sat down to feast. But, in the
3 XXIX  | hospitality, and the bishop had sat down, the man began to tell
4 XXXVII|         finished my service, he sat down quietly on the couch,
5 XXXVII|     quietly on the couch, and I sat down by his side. ~"Seeing
6 XXXVII|         and five nights, I have sat here without moving.' -'
7 XLV   |       awakened by the sound and sat up. He found his nerves