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 1       II, I   |     benefit of many; but in a wonderful manner, in five and thirty
 2       II, I   |   persons. And it is the more wonderful that he could write so many
 3       II, X   | long-suffering of Heaven, His wonderful gift will be also conferred
 4       II, XI  |     also, having received the wonderful mystery of the Christian
 5       II, XI  |       the glad tidings of the wonderful work which the heavenly
 6      III, VI  |    CHAP. VI. Of King Oswald’s wonderful piety and religion. [635-
 7      III, VI  |   that height of regal power, wonderful to relate, he was always
 8      III, VIII|      are about to speak.~Many wonderful works and miracles of this
 9      III, IX  |       that there must be some wonderful sanctity in the place where
10      III, X   |   Oswald had been shed. These wonderful works being made known and
11      III, XIII|     in your nation a king, of wonderful sanctity, called Oswald,
12      III, XIV |      in his stead; and of the wonderful humility of King Oswin,
13      III, XIV |   have spoken above, a man of wonderful piety and devotion, who
14      III, XVII|    down; but it fell out in a wonderful manner that the buttress
15      III, XIX |     flesh openly showed, in a wonderful manner, what the spirit
16      III, XXV |     out devils, and done many wonderful works, our Lord will reply,
17       IV, IX  |    taken out of this world, a wonderful vision appeared to one of
18       IV, X   |      done, and a fragrancy of wonderful sweetness arose, and what
19       IV, XIX |    sarcophagus was found in a wonderful manner to fit the virgin’
20        V, XII |     sounds of singing, and so wonderful a fragrance was shed abroad
21        V, XXI |    and forasmuch as he showed wonderful wisdom, humility, and piety
22        V, XXII|   that this came to pass by a wonderful dispensation of the Divine
23        V, XXII|  grace of unity. And it was a wonderful dispensation of the Divine