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 1    1|   after the battle you shall return in triumph, and have a happy
 2    1|   promised that, after their return from the war, they would
 3    1|    and the conqueror, on his return after the battle, was ever
 4    1|  have taken place.~ ~But, to return to the point in hand: among
 5    1|    this purpose, that he may return enriched by thy blessing."
 6    1|    and accompany thee on thy return to us, as a man chosen by
 7    1|      to the day of thy death return to Scotia (Ireland), perhaps
 8    1|      promised, but will soon return to Scotia (Ireland), and
 9    1| called him back; then on his return the saint asked him why
10    1|  irregularly ordained, shall return as a dog to his vomit, and
11    1|    is always grieved when we return later than usual to the
12    1|     seals, that he might not return empty. A short time after
13    1|     was much rejoiced at his return, and set out for the harbour
14    1|     hunger he fed it. On his return to the monastery in the
15    1|     long on its journey, but return within three days to its
16    1|    the well, and that on his return from the battlefield the
17    1|      accompanied him, on his return from the meeting of the
18    2|     St. Columba, who, on his return home, brought it into the
19    2|      His servants will never return to the port from which you
20    2|      haste, to request us to return quickly and help the dying
21    2|     hurt by it; but upon his return the following day he found
22    2|    brought back again by the return of the tide.~ ~ON another
23    2|     of human wanderings, and return to be impossible.~ ~Accordingly,
24    2| goodness of God. But I often return my most grateful thanks
25    3|    the hostile powers; and I return thanks to Christ, the Judge,
26    3|      honours. But let us now return to our narrative.~ ~After