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 1        I, XXV |       had come. When they had sat down, in obedience to the
 2       II, IV  |      the monks, Mellitus also sat among them, in the eighth
 3       II, IX  |    natural sagacity, he often sat alone by himself a long
 4       II, XII | saluted him, and asked why he sat there in solitude on a stone
 5       II, XII |  Whilst the royal youth still sat there alone, glad of the
 6      III, II  |    surface of the wood. As he sat at table, having no place
 7      III, VI  |   which sight, the bishop who sat by him, greatly rejoicing
 8      III, X   |       owners of the house, he sat down with them at the entertainment,
 9      III, X   |      a post in the wall. They sat long at supper and drank
10      III, XI  |       that had been tormented sat up, and fetching a deep
11      III, XII |    durst not assail him as he sat by the saint’s tomb; but
12      III, XII |      wont always, wherever he sat, to hold his hands on his
13      III, XIV |     to dinner, and the Bishop sat in his place; but the king,
14       IV, V   |     all met together, and had sat down in order, I said, ‘
15       IV, XI  |      come to him; one of whom sat down by his bed, whilst
16        V, V   | rejoicing at his recovery. He sat down, ate and drank and
17        V, XII |      life again, and suddenly sat up, whereat all those that
18        V, XII |        whereat all those that sat about the body weeping fled
19        V, XIII|     room two fair youths, and sat down by me, the one at my
20        V, XIII|      men in white raiment who sat by me, ‘Why sit ye here,
21        V, XIX |       Wilfrid was in Rome and sat in council among the bishops,
22        V, XIX |  sleep, he raised himself and sat up, and opening his eyes,
23        V, XIX |  there present. When they had sat awhile and begun to discourse,
24        V, XXI |    from among his nobles that sat about him, he knelt on the