Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |      questioned any further.’ He answered, ‘Nay, it is light, take
 2        0, Life |        sentence not written.’ He answered, ‘It is well, write it.’
 3        I, I    |          might settle. The Scots answered that the island could not
 4        I, XXV  |       the Word of life, the king answered thus: "Your words and promises
 5        I, XXVII|       and I think I have already answered you therein. But I believe
 6       II, I    |          of that nation? and was answered, that they were called Angles. "
 7       II, II   |     forsake their traditions. He answered, "If he is a man of God,
 8       II, II   |   contrary to our customs." They answered that they would do none
 9       II, V    |          the church?" To whom he answered, "If you will be washed
10       II, XII  |         shall ever find you." He answered, "I thank you for your good
11       II, XIII |       king, hearing these words, answered, that he was both willing
12       II, XIII |      priests, Coifi, immediately answered him, "0 king, consider what
13       II, XIII |         that were about them, he answered, "I; for who can more fittingly
14      III, VIII |        what they did there, they answered, "They had been sent thither
15      III, XI   |        that came to pass, and he answered, "As soon as that maiden
16      III, XIII |          to have mercy on me.’ I answered, ‘I have indeed a part of
17      III, XIII |  admitted into eternal life.’ He answered immediately that he had
18      III, XIV  |       use?" Thereupon the Bishop answered, "What do you say, O king?
19      III, XIX  |     draws near to me." The angel answered, "That which you did not
20      III, XXV  |         he followed it. Agilbert answered, "I beseech you, let my
21      III, XXV  |      When he had so said, Colman answered, "It is strange that you
22      III, XXV  |        to Peter by our Lord?" He answered, "It is true, O king!" .
23      III, XXV  |         to your Columba?" Colman answered, "None." Then again the
24      III, XXV  |          by our Lord?" They both answered, "Yes." Then the king concluded, "
25       IV, I    |  bishopric and go to Britain. He answered, that he was unworthy of
26       IV, II   |         he, with great humility, answered, "If you know that I have
27       IV, III  |              Ask what you will," answered the bishop. Then he said, "
28       IV, III  | returning to heaven?" The bishop answered: "If you heard the singing,
29       IV, III  |       brethren why he did so, he answered, "Have not you read—The
30       IV, V    |     which all our fellow priests answered, ‘Most assuredly we are
31       IV, XIV  |          had appeared to him. He answered, "Their habit was altogether
32       IV, XXII |          own himself a thegn, he answered that he was a peasant, a
33       IV, XXII |         spoken of in stories. He answered that he knew nothing of
34       IV, XXII |        the king’s, and the noble answered, "I perceived by all your
35       IV, XXIII|         where she had died. They answered that they knew it before,
36       IV, XXIV |       sing me something." But he answered, "I cannot sing, and for
37       IV, XXIV |        the Eucharist within?They answered, "What need of the Eucharist?
38       IV, XXIV |          quarrel or grudge. They answered, that they were all in perfect
39       IV, XXIV |       same mind towards them. He answered at once, "I am in charity,
40       IV, XXIV |         praises of the Lord?They answered, "It is not far off." Then
41       IV, XXV  |        which lay heavy upon him, answered, "I am still young in years
42       IV, XXV  |          the reason, to which he answered: "The time is at hand when
43       IV, XXV  |       how he came to know it. He answered, "Being engaged one night
44       IV, XXV  |          watching and prayer.’ I answered, ‘I know I have great need
45       IV, XXV  |         to me what you knew?" He answered, "I was afraid to do it,
46        V, IX   |         Yes, you are Boisil.’ He answered, ‘I am come to bring Egbert
47        V, XII  |       guide, who went before me, answered to my thought, saying, ‘
48        V, XII  |         had often heard tell. He answered to my thought, saying, ‘
49        V, XII  |          which you have seen?’ I answered, ‘No,’ and then he said, ‘
50        V, XII  |     endure such severe cold;" he answered simply, for he was a simple
51        V, XIII |          of his offences. But he answered that he would not then confess
52        V, XIII |          or salvation." The king answered, "Say not so; take heed
53        V, XIII |          this man is ours?’ They answered, ‘Ye speak truly; take him
54        V, XIV  |       was still in the flesh. He answered in despair, "There is no
55        V, XIX  |          show to a stranger, and answered, that he had resolved upon
56        V, XXI  |      live in bliss for ever.’ He answered, ‘Be assured, my dear brother,