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 1 I   |      think, eastward from the city of Nantes, and in its own
 2 II  |       HIS WITHDRAWAL FROM THE CITY OF THE PARISIANS TO MELUN,
 3 II  | Corbeil, which is hard by the city of Paris, for there I knew
 4 II  |      him away either from the city of Paris or from his wonted
 5 II  |   estate far distant from the city. Forthwith I returned from
 6 II  |      of my school outside the city on Mont Ste. Genevieve.
 7 II  |    returned post haste to the city, bringing back with him
 8 II  |   return of our master to the city, the combats in disputation
 9 VI  |      there dwelt in that same city of Paris a certain young
10 VII |      book of St. Augustine's "City of God," wherein he distinguishes
11 VIII|   WHEN morning came the whole city was assembled before my
12 IX  |      sooner had I reached the city, therefore, than I went
13 XI  |       a place remote from the city, and not only uninhabited
14 XIV |      saintly Paula, the whole city was loud in my praise, and
15 XIV |      He went throughout every city and village, preaching and