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 1 2 |       of his guest, ordered a bed to be prepared for him in
 2 2 |        threw himself upon the bed, pretending to fall asleep.
 3 2 |   likewise soon after went to bed, and began to snore as if
 4 2 |    begged to be raised in his bed, and thus addressed the
 5 2 |    advice, he lay down on his bed, his face radiant with joy
 6 2 |       he threw himself on his bed to sleep. No sooner had
 7 11|   Matins; but she remained in bed, very sorrowful because
 8 11|       was carried back to her bed. When the nuns returned
 9 23|    For as he was lying on his bed, preparing for death with
10 23| splendour. She approached his bed, and on seeing her, he experienced