Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life|     did the whole day, and we, hearing it, mourned with him and
 2        I, XXV |  living and true God. The king hearing this, gave orders that they,
 3        I, XXIX|         the same Pope Gregory, hearing from Bishop Augustine, that
 4       II, I   |       air. The blessed Gregory hearing this, proved by force of
 5       II, XI  |      of you and yours, may, by hearing from you, be set at rest;
 6       II, XII |        faithful friend of his, hearing of this, went into his chamber,
 7       II, XIII|       CHAP. XIII. ~~ THE king, hearing these words, answered, that
 8       II, XIII|     the king's command, Coifi, hearing his words, cried out, "This
 9      III, II  |     his mouth for the anguish. Hearing one morning that one of
10      III, XXIX|       Who would not rejoice at hearing such glad tidings? Who would
11      III, XXIX| Apostles, Peter and Paul; for, hearing of her pious zeal, all the
12      III, XXX |       felicity.~King Wulfhere, hearing that the faith of the province
13       IV, II  |       undertake it." Theodore, hearing his humble answer, said
14       IV, XXII|      him.(Towcester) This man, hearing that his brother had been
15       IV, XXII|     saving Sacrifice. Many, on hearing this account from the aforesaid
16       IV, XXV |       and private." The other, hearing these words, when they presently
17       IV, XXIX|      of everlasting salvation. Hearing that Bishop Cuthbert was
18       IV, XXIX|       off this my tabernacle." Hearing these words, Herebert fell
19        V, I   |      to watch our course; for, hearing the noise of the tempest
20        V, IX  |      back into the right way." Hearing this, Egbert again charged
21        V, X   |       they had desired to see, hearing of it, was very angry that
22        V, XIV |      that I am." The brothers, hearing these words, began diligently
23        V, XIX |       drink, without speech or hearing, at length, on the fifth