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 1    1|        ACCORDING to the promise given above, I shall commence
 2    1| miracles of the holy men I have given here for this purpose, that
 3    1|        narrative which is to be given, with the assistance of
 4    1|      first with the hospitality given to every unknown stranger;
 5    1|       answer, "The Almighty has given a calm even in this tempest
 6    1|      and the calm which God had given in the same sea and at the
 7    1|    fleeing now, and to Aidan is given the victoryÑa sad one though
 8    1|       carry out the advice thus given him he departed to Hibernia:
 9    1|         another day a shout was given on the other side of the
10    1|       wethers to be killed, and given to the wretched thief in
11    1|        pledge had been promptly given he arose, and the saint
12    2|  accordance with the directions given him, the saint gave him
13    2|         But the account we have given of the above-mentioned book
14    2|         found on the shore, and given into the hands of St. Columba,
15    2|     milk, should be immediately given to him; and he blessed it
16    2|       blessed man had blest and given him, and which, so long
17    2|    Jesus, born of a woman, hath given seasonable help to this
18    3|    monks called Brito, a person given to all good works, being
19    3|      timely help which could be given so very quickly, even though
20    3|        his brethren. And having given them his holy benediction
21    3|       it.~ ~Another vision also given at the same hour under a