Book, Chapter

 1        I, XII  |          coast, where their ships lay, because there also the
 2        I, XVIII|          be opened, that he might lay therein the precious gifts;
 3        I, XIX  |          the dwelling in which he lay. The people all flocked
 4        I, XIX  |       that sheltered the holy man lay open to it, and while the
 5        I, XIX  |       side, the place in which he lay appeared untouched, amid
 6        I, XXX  |        changed hearts, they might lay aside one part of the sacrifice,
 7      III, XI   |          that she was desirous to lay the revered bones of her
 8      III, XIV  |         it better at that time to lay aside all thoughts of engaging,
 9      III, XIV  |        was Tondhere, withdrew and lay concealed in the house of
10      III, XIV  |         sit down to his meat, and lay aside all sorrow. The king,
11      III, XXIII| habitation of dragons, where each lay, might be grass with reeds
12      III, XXIII|     prayer and fasting, and so to lay the foundations there, requested
13      III, XXVII|           chamber, where the sick lay, in the morning, and sitting
14       IV, XI   |     burial, but when they came to lay him in it, they found his
15       IV, XIV  |       alone in the place where he lay sick, when on a sudden,
16       IV, XVI  |        came to the king, who then lay in concealment in those
17       IV, XIX  |       that he would permit her to lay aside worldly cares, and
18       IV, XIX  |        was ordered," said he, "to lay open that tumour to let
19       IV, XX   |   Novembers the maid’s fair flesh lay in the tomb, nor did the
20       IV, XXV  |      inward fetters of sin, which lay heavy upon him, answered, "
21       IV, XXX  |         into a new coffin, and to lay them in the same place,
22       IV, XXX  |          you have brought, and so lay it in the coffin which you
23       IV, XXXI |           fell to the ground, and lay there a long time and could
24       IV, XXXI |          his head, where the pain lay, and likewise pass over
25        V, III  |          with both hands; and she lay in bed like to die through
26        V, III  |         with him to the maid, who lay, as I said, in sore anguish,
27        V, IV   |          of the chamber where she lay. It happened that the man
28        V, IV   |        had sent to the woman that lay sick some of the holy water,
29        V, V    |          one of his servants, who lay dangerously ill, insomuch
30        V, V    |          that if the bishop would lay his hand upon him and give
31        V, XII  |     valley of infinite length; it lay on our left, and one side
32        V, XII  |       choke me; and threatened to lay hold on me with fiery tongs,
33        V, XIX  |           of Maeldum, in Gaul, he lay four days and nights, as
34        V, XXI  |           work therein,’ none can lay it to our charge, that we