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 1    II|     day he hath sent me half a loaf, but now at thy coming he
 2    II|     great anger, he took a rye loaf, and threw it at his head,
 3    II|        man. And he took up the loaf and ran to his fellows and
 4    II|      that he had received that loaf of Peter's own hand. And
 5    II|         And then they put that loaf into that balance, and him
 6    II| Increase and multiply this rye loaf, or else thou must be delivered
 7    II|        he said. Alas! if a rye loaf have so much availed me
 8   III|         Benet was, he knit the loaf in a cord and so let it
 9   III|    Benet, and he sent to him a loaf of bread envenomed. After,
10   III|         when S. Benet had this loaf he knew, by the inspiration,
11   III|        or of tree and a barley loaf, the which she received
12    IV|       when he awoke he found a loaf, baked under ashes, at his
13    IV|        his head, and with that loaf he lived fifteen days till
14    IV|        twice a day of the same loaf, and always on the morn
15    IV|      dish of tree and a barley loaf, the which she received
16    IV|    there he found a much white loaf of bread, but him seemed
17     V|       dinner he set a delicate loaf on the board, which anon
18     V|        us; and then she took a loaf of barley bread and went
19     V|   brought to her a right white loaf and said to her: Take this
20     V|      angel brought to Elijah a loaf of bread baked under ashes
21    VI|      priest gave to him a holy loaf. And he weeping, answered:
22    VI|    every day to the offering a loaf and a pot of wine and a
23    VI|       day was brought to him a loaf, a pot of wine, a candle,
24    VI|        of S. Clare was but one loaf of bread, ne there might
25    VI|        Then S. Clare took this loaf of the hand of the dispenser,
26    VI|     prayer, and after, of that loaf made as many loaves and
27    VI|      refection of a hard brown loaf tempered with water, and
28   VII|        before him a fair white loaf, and white roots and herbs,