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 1        0, Int  |            he appears to rely but little upon books. Only a very
 2        0, Life |          compare the story of the little boy, Aesica, at Barking,
 3        0, Life |          and with the help of one little boy carried on the services
 4        0, Life |         in the usual manner. This little boy is described as being,
 5        0, Life |       thus on the pavement of his little cell, chanting ‘Glory be
 6        I, XVII |    Trinity, taken and sprinkled a little water, quelled the raging
 7        I, XXIII|          when they had gone but a little way on their journey, were
 8       II, I    |           history; and the useful little "Synodical Book," which
 9       II, I    |          out of his teeth." And a little after: "If I have withheld,"
10       II, VI   |        who, for the sake of those little ones, whom Christ commended
11       II, XII  |          of the Angles, was of no little use in urging him to receive
12       II, XII  |        unlooked for, he was not a little startled. The stranger coming
13       II, XIII |         life of man appears for a little while, but of what is to
14      III, IV   |           continued among them no little time, to wit, for the space
15      III, V    |        clerks, and having taken a little food, made haste to be gone,
16      III, XI   |        Then the abbess gave him a little of that dust, and the priest
17      III, XII  |                  CHAP. XII. How a little boy was cured of a fever
18      III, XII  |        after, there was a certain little boy in the said monastery,
19      III, XV   |        not told me by a person of little credit, but by Cynimund,
20      III, XIX  |          angels; let him read the little book of his life which I
21      III, XXII |           to Sigbert surnamed The Little, was then king of that nation,
22      III, XXIII|       bread, one hen’s egg, and a little milk and water. This, he
23      III, XXIII|  aforesaid pestilence, except one little boy, who is known to have
24      III, XXVII|          as has been said, with a little bread. Which sort of abstinence
25      III, XXIX |         ye people from far.’And a little after, ‘It is a light thing
26       IV, III  |      wooden monument, made like a little house, covered, having a
27       IV, VIII |                 CHAP. VIII. How a little boy, dying in the same monastery,
28       IV, XI   |         AT that time, as the same little book informs us, Sebbi ,
29       IV, XIV  |          time in the monastery, a little boy, of the Saxon nation,
30       IV, XVII | opposition to Cyril." And again a little lower, "the synod held in
31       IV, XXIII|          ordained in his place. A little while before, that is, before
32       IV, XXIV |      falling into a slumber for a little while, so ended his life
33       IV, XXV  |       were for a few days in some little fear, and leaving off their
34       IV, XXV  |           flesh, and dreading too little the judgement of God, fall
35        V, II   |          man to be brought, and a little hut to be made for him within
36        V, XII  |        went to the oratory of the little town, and continuing in
37        V, XXI  |         lamb for an house.’ And a little after, ‘And ye shall keep
38        V, XXI  |          points to have known but little before concerning these
39        V, XXIV |           it I have added another little Book of Figures of Speech
40        V, XXIV |           manner as was the sun a little while before.~In the year