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1 6 |                        6. One night he began to hear the wailing
2 7 |  various the snares of demons night and day, that if I wished
3 12|        robbers came to him by night, either supposing that he
4 12|     had wandered about in the night, and how their eyes had
5 22|  devil, who forced him in the night to howl, groan, and gnash
6 30|    that he must spend a whole night in vigil in the very place
7 33| greatest pleasure. It was now night when all at once they heard
8 41|   case he escaped secretly by night in a small cutter, and finding
9 43|    countless demons re-echoed night and day, that you might