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 1   III| passed, where they edified an hospital much great for to harbour
 2   III|   into a certain oratory in a hospital, and on the morning when
 3    IV|  again a religious man of the hospital with his own eyes, being
 4     V|      desirously went unto the hospital of that town, called Water-hanging,
 5     V|     which had the rule of the hospital, that he might there, day
 6     V|      it and delivered all the hospital of that sickness. And after
 7     V|   help, and was always in the hospital. And when he had been long
 8     V|       he had been long in the hospital of Piacenza, and had helped
 9     V|    that they that were in the hospital were deprived of their sleep
10     V|     the utterest place of the hospital, and lay down there abiding
11     V|     accused the master of the hospital of offence, that he suffered
12     V|    pilgrim to lie without the hospital, but he purged him of that
13     V|       all, and also cured the hospital of the same city. And he
14    VI|    that other part she made a hospital, and therefore she was called
15    VI|    And when she had made this hospital she became herself as an