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1 19| quarrying building stones on the shore not far from the monastery
2 19|        ought to explain that the shore of Palestine and Egypt naturally
3 35|       not betray him on reaching shore. Not long after, the boy
4 38|        abode in a cottage on the shore of the bay, and, on inquiring
5 40|     mountain-high dashing on the shore, fearing that what they
6 40|         battle placed him on the shore. After making the sign of
7 41|     pirates, who had left on the shore that part of their fleet
8 41|          but were carried to the shore faster by far than they
9 42|         running in crowds to the shore. Having then entered Paphos,