At ille salubri instinctu admonitus, cum accepisset capillos sancti capitis, adposuit palpebrae languenti, et aliquandiu tumorem illum infestum horum adpositione comprimere ac mollire curabat.
Whereupon he by a good motion that came to his mind, as soon as he had received the hairs of the holy head, put them to his sore eyelid, and held them there a space, endeavouring to keep down and assuage that noisome swelling.
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