De qua ferunt, quia ex quo monasterium petiit, nunquam lineis, sed solum laneis vestimentis uti voluerit: raroque in calidis balneis, praeter imminentibus sollemniis maioribus, verbi gratia paschae, pentecostes, epiphaniae, lavari voluerit; et tunc novissima omnium, lotis prius suo suarumque ministrarum obsequio ceteris quae ibi essent famulis Christi.
And of her it is said, that from the time that she went to the monastery she would never wear linen but only woollen clothes: and seldom wash herself in warm baths, save against solemn high feasts, namely Easter, Whitsuntide and Twelfthtide; and then would she be last of all, and with her own hands and the hands of her servants first washed the rest of Christs handmaids that were there.
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