Quod dum multo tempore sedulus exsequeretur, contigit eum die quadam de monasterio illo longius egressum, comitante secum uno de fratribus, peracto itinere redire: qui cum monasterio propinquarent et aedificia illius sublimiter erecta aspicerent, solutus est in lacrymis vir Dei, et tristitiam cordis vultu indice prodebat.
And as he now long time continued diligently the same, it chanced that on a certain day he went out of that monastery a good way, having with him one of the brethren in his company, and when their journey was finished they were returning home: and as they drew near to the monastery and beheld the goodly high buildings of the same, the man of God burst out into tears and by his face betrayed the heaviness of his heart.
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