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1 10  |   that they may not fall into cruel hands, which would put them
2 11  |       being freed from such a cruel monster through the charity
3 XXIV| passes were guarded by men so cruel, that no Christian who passed
4 2   |      harshly, answered thus: "Cruel robbers and murderers, you
5 2   |  lives, and yet for all these cruel deeds we feel no remorse
6 2   |      answered: "Thou art both cruel and unreasonable. Thou seest
7 2   |      exclaimed: "Alas, what a cruel guide thou art! Thou seest
8 2   |    condemned to suffer such a cruel torment?" "Because," she
9 2   |  answered him sorrowfully: "O cruel guide, thou hast no compassion