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1 Pro,1|     unceasingly before a wooden crucifix, fevered by vigils and penances,
2 Pro,2|       in his arms a magnificent crucifix which he had just taken
3 1,3  | churches. As soon as the silver crucifix was perceived which went
4 8,2  |      found nothing but a wooden crucifix, a table, a chair, and a
5 9,2  |   occasion, followed, bearing a crucifix, and all the Dominican monks,
6 9,3  |       nothing in his hand but a crucifix. No one could refuse him