Book, Chapter

1        I, XII  |     their assistance. It is eight feet in breadth, and twelve
2       IV, III  |   few, it might be seven or eight of the brethren, as often
3       IV, XX   |    gave up her soul.~"Twice eight Novembers the maid’s fair
4        V, XVI  | north, and the west. It has eight doors or entrances in a
5        V, XVI  |   within the sepulchre, and eight above on the edge of the
6        V, XVII | part of the same church are eight windows; and as many lamps,
7        V, XVIII|  His son Osred, a boy about eight years of age, succeeding
8        V, XXI  | only seven days, but rather eight, from the fourteenth to