_A Wagon laden with Twigs is saved from the Fire._
And Saint Patrick requested of a certain man, that he would bring unto
him two wagons laden with twigs, for that such were required for
certain needful uses. And the man fulfilled his request, and brought
the twigs unto the appointed place. But a fire seized the two wagons
and burned one thereof, yet left it the other unharmed of the flame.
And all the beholders marvelled, that the fire should exercise its
natural power over the one wagon, and on the other have no effect; as
of yore it happened unto the three children which were cast into the
fiery furnace, but which were saved from the fire, nor did any hurt
come on them. We however admire in this miracle the merit of the
saint; but in no wise think that the cause thereof needs to be
discussed.