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 1     I|       one which seemed to be an hermit, and when we demanded him
 2    II|       Life of S. Paul the first Hermit. ~S. Paul which was the
 3    II|        Paul which was the first hermit as S. Jerome writeth, was
 4    II|       he departed and became an hermit so long and so many years,
 5    II|      this time S. Anthony was a hermit in another desert and was
 6    II|     none so good ne so great an hermit as he was himself. Hereupon
 7    II|      down in that desert was an hermit better than he, a all. And
 8    II|         desert unto S. Paul the hermit, having great desire to
 9    II|          and foreseen of a holy hermit. When the persecution of
10    II|        the desert. Then another hermit met him and demanded him
11    II|        again into his house. An hermit which was in desert was
12    II|       poor people and became an hermit. He had overmany temptations
13    II|        the devil. ~There was an hermit that had renounced the world,
14    II|        showed in a vision to an hermit, named Effrem how much holy
15    II|       seest. And after this the hermit came to the city for to
16    II|       with the clergy, then the hermit said to himself; I see well
17    II|         he spake Greek. Another hermit saw S. Basil, how he went
18   III|       in that time there was an hermit, an holy man, which had
19   III|        for God's sake? Then the hermit thanked Almighty God, and
20    IV|      into a great desert, to an hermit that dwelt there, and this
21    IV|      that dwelt there, and this hermit preached to him of Jesu
22    IV| requirest I may not do. And the hermit said: Thou must then wake
23    IV|        such thing. And then the hermit said to him: Knowest thou
24    IV|     know it well. Then said the hermit, Because thou art noble
25    IV|    devils tofore the cell of an hermit, and he opened the window
26     V|     world she led the life of a hermit, and all estranged from
27     V|       dwelled there long with a hermit that was a holy man. And
28     V|         and took the habit of a hermit and set herself in a little
29    VI|         if he would that such a hermit should pray for him, and
30    VI|      anker, n., an anchorite or hermit.~bleveth, n. v., remaineth. ~
31   VII|        dwelled a holy father, a hermit in desert named Adrian,
32   VII|      island wherein S. Paul the hermit dwelleth, and hath dwelled
33   VII|        followeth of Barlaam the Hermit.~Barlaam, of whom S. John
34   VII|        I know right well an old hermit that resembleth much Barlaam,
35   VII|     seek Barlaam, and took this hermit and feigned that he had
36   VII| baptized, and led the life of a hermit.~Then there was an enchanter
37   VII|      age, and led the life of a hermit thirty-five years' and then
38   VII|         things like as the holy hermit has said were accomplished
39   VII|         S. Fiacre, the glorious hermit, made many virtuous deeds
40   VII|      long as he would. When the hermit Fiacre had impetred his
41   VII|      Lord, wheresoever the holy hermit Fiacre drew his staff, the
42   VII|     thence forthon he loved the hermit S. Fiacre more than before,
43   VII|   January 25, ii. 279.~Paul the Hermit. January 10, ii. 204.~Pauline,