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 1    1|          and bringing him round set him before his face. The
 2    1|         of Beogna, has just now set out on a voyage to us, and
 3    1|      time the blessed man first set sail and took his departure
 4    1|         these prophetic words: "Set out now at once for Scotia (
 5    1|         he reached his ship, he set sail without giving heed
 6    1|     without the least delay, he set out along with the messengers
 7    1|     rejoiced at his return, and set out for the harbour to meet
 8    1|         from which he had first set out, he found there two
 9    2|         hands of the saint, and set out on his voyage in peace.
10    2|        day, though they were to set out in different directions.
11    2|         other in peace and both set sail, Baithene in the morning
12    2|     which you have now seen him set sail: neither shall he,
13    2|          Eilean-na-Naoimh), and set about excommunicating some
14    2|  assured that if thou refuse to set this captive free, as I
15    2|         punished, consenteth to set the girl free."~ ~Whilst
16    2|          and his willingness to set his captive at liberty;
17    2| Broichan shall first promise to set the maiden free, then at
18    2|       when dost thou propose to set sail?" The saint replied, "
19    2|   without recompense or ransom, set thee free, unbinding the
20    2|  younger brother will assuredly set thee free from this necessity
21    2|          received the gift, and set out enriched with the saint'
22    2|       wife's wholesome counsel, set the slave free at once without
23    2|     suggestion and of his being set free by her advice; of his
24    2|        our brethren have lately set sail, and are anxious to
25    3|          as if the sun had just set. And not only did we, who