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1 8,3 |       for accident, taken as a miracle by the people, robbed Lucrezia
2 9,2 |        than their master added miracle to inspiration, and loudly
3 9,2 |      himself vanquished if the miracle were performed by his adversary.
4 9,2 |       sinner for God to work a miracle in his behalf; but he proposed
5 9,2 |       that God would perform a miracle by the intercession of Savonarola,
6 9,3 |       they were confident of a miracle, entreated him to yield
7 9,3 | through the midst of the mob a miracle quite as remarkable as if
8 11,1|     saved by little short of a miracle: a beam had broken in half