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1 1 |      such power of speech to relate them that my words may be
2 1 |    general terms, another to relate their characteristic virtues.
3 7 |     day, that if I wished to relate them, a volume would not
4 18|   less than one.” What I now relate is unparalleled: from one
5 24| would fail me if I wished to relate all the miracles which were
6 41|      farther.” Marvellous to relate, the boats at once bounded
7 43|    as he himself was wont to relate and his disciples testify,