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 1        0, Life   |      anecdotes, there can be no doubt that Bede took the utmost
 2        0, Life   | breathed his last.~"And without doubt we must believe that inasmuch
 3        I, I      |      the beholders are often in doubt whether the evening twilight
 4        I, XXVII  |     Holy Scripture, in which we doubt not you are well versed,
 5        I, XXVII  |       Gregory answers.—I do not doubt but that these questions
 6        I, XXX    |    inward joys. For there is no doubt that it is impossible to
 7       II, XIII   |       what I have learnt beyond doubt, that the religion which
 8      III, XVII   |        bishop, because I do not doubt that they were pleasing
 9      III, XIX    |         I have mentioned, and I doubt not that he will thereby
10      III, XXIII  |         in the church. I do not doubt that he was delivered at
11      III, XXV    |   wrought; whom I, for my part, doubt not to be saints, and whose
12       IV, III    |    great a man, there can be no doubt of the truth thereof.~Ceadda
13       IV, VII    |     again to heaven, leaving no doubt in the minds of all, but
14       IV, IX     |        this vision, she made no doubt that some one of the community
15       IV, IX     |       one who knew her ought to doubt that an entrance into the
16       IV, XIV    |       at that time. And without doubt, by this vision, many that
17       IV, XVI    |      through which they did not doubt they were to pass to the
18        V, XIX    |       fixed, and, banishing all doubt and error, gave his nation
19        V, XXI    |      and on that day, without a doubt, we must understand that
20        V, XX  III|       east and west; or without doubt one was the forerunner of