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Long after the good friar had supped and gone, Aldebaran sat in silence.
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The good friar himself never entered even the first of them.
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None but light and inconsiderate minds,' continues the good friar, 'do hastily reject the marvellous.
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The good friar, more accustomed to fight with fiends than men, is daunted, and resists.
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The good friar belongs to my company and has no authority to lift hands against me.
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Farewell, good friar; I pr'ythee pray for me.
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Out of the side of his mouth, he said, Pray for all you're worth, good friar.
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Hearing the good friar reading aloud:
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The good friar does not presume to touch the holy child, but folds his hands reverently across his breast.
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My lord Bishop shall be witness and seal the papers, but do you, good friar, bless this pair with book and candle.
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Francis seeing his fervor felt a great joy; it seemed to him that with his simplicity and honesty he would become a good friar.
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What the young man saith he can do, that he must be able to do, or let him shun the good friar like poison.
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First, of course, he greeted the good Friar Juan Perez.
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Those good friars took fifteen hundred of them.
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The good friars resumed their offices.
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Now such a one is our good Friar John; therefore every man desireth to have him in his company.
