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 1 4   |       if they should raise the dead after four days, write that
 2 2   |     ground as if they had been dead, and were all unconscious
 3 5   |       ground as if he had been dead. The miracle of this holy
 4 5   |      child, who appeared to be dead, with great compassion he
 5 8   |        is a holy friar, lately dead, who having fought with
 6 XXIV|       country, when I shall be dead and gone to heaven, by the
 7 2   |    Thou seest that I am nearly dead, having crossed this horrible
 8 17  |    that his bodily senses were dead to all things external.
 9 22  |       the convent where he lay dead, and I saw his soul go straight
10 24  |     brethren thought him to be dead; and during this ecstasy
11 24  |     days as if thou hadst been dead, the Lord revealed to thee,
12 26  |   Saints, for the souls of the dead, as the Church has ordered,
13 26  |      holy sacrifice, which the dead desire above all else we
14 26  |     purgatory the souls of the dead which he had created and
15 26  | offered for the living and the dead in that most holy sacrifice,
16 29  |        down, as if he had been dead.~A most wonderful thing
17 29  |  carried to the sacristy as if dead, for his body was quite