XXVI. HOW CIARAN FREED A WOMAN FROM SERVITUDE

20. One time he went to the King of Temoria, who was called Tuathal

Mael-gharbh, in that he was harsh, so that he should set free a woman

unjustly held in servitude with that king. The king released not the

woman to him. Then Saint Kiaranus blessed her, and bade her go with

him to her own people. So she forthwith rose out of the house of the

king, and made her way between crowds of men, and none of them saw her

till she came safe to her friends. Regarding this matter the king and

the others marvelled greatly at the wondrous acts of God.

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