Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |      that thou hast desired and asked this of me. He was troubled
 2        I, I    |         Picts had no wives, and asked them of the Scots; who would
 3        I, XXVII|       been done in Britain, and asked and received replies, of
 4       II, I    |         When he beheld them, he asked, it is said, from what region
 5       II, I    |       grace. He therefore again asked, what was the name of that
 6       II, VI   |         grievously a long time, asked of him with apostolic severity,
 7       II, VI   | received. The king, astonished, asked who had presumed to inflict
 8       II, XII  |   promised to perform 'what was asked of him. But when Ethelfrid
 9       II, XII  |      close up, saluted him, and asked why he sat there in solitude
10       II, XII  |     asleep. Edwin, in his turn, asked, what it was to him, whether
11       II, XII  |     right hand on his head, and asked, whether he knew that sign?
12       II, XIII |  council with the wise men,' he asked of every one in particular
13      III, V    |       that when King Oswald had asked a bishop of the Scots to
14      III, VII  |    received him honourably, and asked Theodore, then Archbishop
15      III, VIII |        the monastery, and being asked by her what they wanted,
16      III, XXII |     this wicked deed; and being asked what had moved them to it,
17      III, XXV  |      None." Then again the king asked, " Do you both agree in
18      III, XXVI |   inhabitants came together and asked of him the Word of life;
19       IV, I    |        that the bishop they had asked of the Roman prelate was
20       IV, III  |      weather became calm. Being asked by his brethren why he did
21       IV, V    |         the holy places, having asked Bishop Wilfrid, with a promise
22       IV, V    |         had ended my preface, I asked every one of them in order,
23       IV, IX   |       Having so said, and being asked by those about her with
24       IV, XVIII|       memory; from whom he also asked and obtained, in order to
25       IV, XIX  |    defiled by man.~She had long asked of the king that he would
26       IV, XXII |        Ethelred’s nobles. Being asked by him who he was, and fearing
27       IV, XXII |      queen’s thegn. From him he asked and obtained the price of
28       IV, XXIV |           What must I sing?" he asked. "Sing the beginning of
29       IV, XXIV |       was now past midnight, he asked them, whether they had the
30       IV, XXIV |   received It into his hand, he asked, whether they were all in
31       IV, XXIV |          and in their turn they asked him to be of the same mind
32       IV, XXIV | entrance into another life, and asked how near the time was when
33       IV, XXV  |       companion, perceiving it, asked what was the reason, to
34       IV, XXIX |         he had obtained what he asked of the Lord, he said, "Rise,
35       IV, XXXII|       as relics, to friends who asked for them, or to show, in
36       IV, XXXII|         of them to a friend who asked for it, and it happened
37        V, I    |         with his discourse, and asked for his blessing, as we
38        V, III  |     laid his hands upon her. He asked when the maiden had been
39        V, IX   |       love, appeared to me, and asked, whether I knew him? I said, ‘
40        V, X    |     certain township-reeve, and asked of him that he would conduct
41        V, XIX  |     weeping. Sighing gently, he asked where Acca, the priest,