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 1        0, Life   |   much. And an hour after, he fell to repeating what he had
 2        I, V      |        And there, at York, he fell sick afterwards and died,
 3        I, VIII   |     the taint of every heresy fell upon the island, ever desirous
 4        I, XIII   |      with fifty-seven towers, fell to the ground. Many cities
 5        I, XIV    |     sudden, a grievous plague fell upon that corrupt generation,
 6        I, XIV    |      for their fearful crimes fell upon the sinful nation.
 7        I, XXVII  |   when the body was awake, it fell into gluttony. But if the
 8       II, II     |      of the Divine judgement, fell out exactly as he had predicted.~
 9       II, VI     |       state of the Church, he fell asleep; in the dead of night,
10       II, XX     |    his sons, a warlike youth, fell before him; Eadfrid, another
11      III, II     |    the ice at night, suddenly fell and broke his arm; he was
12      III, VI     |       hand never decay." This fell out according to his prayer,
13      III, IX     |      the place where his body fell, and putting it into water,
14      III, IX     |    when his horse on a sudden fell sick, stood still, hung
15      III, IX     |     as his pain increased, he fell to the ground; the rider
16      III, XI     |       limbs to rest. "Silence fell upon all and intent they
17      III, XII    |    souls,’ said Oswald, as he fell to the ground."~Now his
18      III, XIV    |    hastened to the Bishop and fell down at his feet,’ beseeching
19      III, XV     |      desire.~All these things fell out in order, even as the
20      III, XVII   |        was burnt down; but it fell out in a wonderful manner
21      III, XIX    |     already believed.~Here he fell into some infirmity of body,
22      III, XIX    |   life clearly informs us, he fell into a trance, and quitting
23      III, XXII   |     his horse, trembling, and fell down at his feet, begging
24      III, XXIII  |    when there was plague, and fell sick and died. He was first
25       IV, I      |    him, by a pestilence which fell upon them.~But the Apostolic
26       IV, III    |     together;" I for a plague fell upon them, sent from Heaven,
27       IV, III    |       he closed his book, and fell on his face, praying still
28       IV, V      |    king of the Northumbrians, fell sick, and died, in the fifty-eighth
29       IV, XI     |      the heavenly kingdom, he fell into great bodily infirmity,
30       IV, XI     |       ninth hour, he suddenly fell, as it were, into a light
31       IV, XIII   |   whereupon a grievous famine fell upon the people and pitilessly
32       IV, XIII   |   Baptism of the faith, there fell a soft but plentiful rain;
33       IV, XIV    | Christ, a grievous pestilence fell upon many provinces of Britain;
34       IV, XVIII  |    after crossing the sea, he fell sick and died; and his body,
35       IV, XXII   |      certain captive’s chains fell off when Masses were sung
36       IV, XXV    |      upon them.~That all this fell out after this manner, was
37       IV, XXVI   |      English that then either fell by the sword, or were made
38       IV, XXIX   | Hearing these words, Herebert fell down at his feet, with tears
39       IV, XXX    |      Eadbert, beloved of God, fell grievously sick, and his
40       IV, XXXI   |   infirmity, insomuch that he fell to the ground, and lay there
41        V, VII    |     in his white garments, he fell sick, and was set free from
42        V, XII    |       all his house. This man fell sick, and his sickness daily
43        V, XII    |   time flew up and at another fell back into the bottom of
44        V, XII    |       the vapours of the fire fell, dropped down into the depths
45        V, XIX    |       Britain, on a sudden he fell sick, and the sickness increasing,
46        V, XX  III|  which time a grievous blight fell upon Gaul, in that it was