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 1 V   |     life. For it is well known, methinks, that philosophers, and
 2 VI  |         in many lands, chiefly, methinks, by those who delighted
 3 VI  |     deceive only a few, no one, methinks, save him whose shame it
 4 IX  |        cannot resist!" And yet, methinks, it was far more difficult
 5 IX  |         many to be transcribed. Methinks it would be a notable blessing
 6 XI  |  prayers are made there to him? Methinks the altars and temples of
 7 XIII|          Ps. lxi. 2). ~ No one, methinks, could fail to understand
 8 XIII|        the sisterhood. So that, methinks, they prospered more through
 9 XIV | reputation for your neighbour." Methinks the spite of such men as
10 XV  |    sought to slay St. Benedict! Methinks the same reason which led
11 XV  |          St. Jerome, whose heir methinks I am in the endurance of