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 1        0, Life |       the story of the little boy, Aesica, at Barking, related
 2        0, Life |   with the help of one little boy carried on the services
 3        0, Life |     usual manner. This little boy is described as being, at
 4        0, Life |    evening; and the aforesaid boy, whose name was Wilbert,
 5        0, Life |    write it.’ Soon after, the boy said, ‘Now it is written.’
 6       II, XV   |     had seen it when he was a boy. The aforesaid King Redwald
 7      III, XII  |       CHAP. XII. How a little boy was cured of a fever at
 8      III, XII  |    there was a certain little boy in the said monastery, who
 9      III, XII  |      and fetch you away." The boy did as he was advised, and
10      III, XII  |    monastery, on whom, when a boy, that miracle of healing
11      III, XXIII| pestilence, except one little boy, who is known to have been
12       IV, VIII |      CHAP. VIII. How a little boy, dying in the same monastery,
13       IV, VIII |      in the same monastery, a boy, not above three years old,
14       IV, XIV  |       the monastery, a little boy, of the Saxon nation, lately
15       IV, XIV  |    hour of the day, that this boy was left alone in the place
16       IV, XIV  |   appear to him; for he was a boy of a very simple and gentle
17       IV, XIV  |      that belongs to it."~The boy called the priest, and repeated
18       IV, XIV  |      priest believed what the boy said, and going thence immediately,
19       IV, XIV  |     to be carried to the sick boy.~Soon after this, the boy
20       IV, XIV  |     boy.~Soon after this, the boy died, on that same day;
21        V, XVIII|       reign. His son Osred, a boy about eight years of age,
22        V, XIX  |      which were done. Being a boy of a good disposition, and