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 1 Pre |   of self-defense, the best way will be that the book should
 2 V   | only be constrained in this way, if he should lay that sort
 3 V   |      he restored him to the way, entreating him to pray
 4 VI  | Devil throws himself in the Way of Martin.~Martin, then,
 5 VI  |    the devil met him in the way, having assumed the form
 6 X   |     properly, yet in such a way as not to lay aside the
 7 XI  |    by heard, in a wonderful way, the voice of the speaker,
 8 XIII|   against it, he put in its way the sign of salvation. Then,
 9 XVII|    evil spirit could, in no way, be brought forth from the
10 XVII| Martin threw himself in the way of the frenzied creature,
11 XXIV|  related, took place in the way which I have stated, and
12 XXVI| deeds could in some sort of way be set forth in words, no