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 1        I, II     |    river Thames, where a great multitude of the enemy had posted
 2        I, XII    |        the enemy, slew a great multitude of them, drove the rest
 3        I, XVII   |        the wished-for shore. A multitude flocking thither from all
 4        I, XVII   | condemn themselves. An immense multitude had been attracted thither
 5        I, XVIII  |   these things, an innumerable multitude of people was that day converted
 6        I, XIX    |       to be removed. The whole multitude, in terror and despair,
 7        I, XIX    |     general conflagration. The multitude rejoiced at the miracle,
 8        I, XX     |        of baptism. For a great multitude of the army desired admission
 9        I, XXI    |       were met by the ignorant multitude, whom they blessed, and
10        I, XXI    |       whole to his father. The multitude was amazed at the miracle,
11       II, XIII   |      his way to the idols. The multitude, beholding it, thought that
12       II, XVI    |    Edwin, and with him a great multitude of the people, in the river
13      III, VI     |    told the king, that a great multitude of poor folk from all parts
14      III, VIII   |        it were, the sound of a multitude entering the monastery.
15      III, XXVII  |    near, and destroyed a great multitude of men. By this plague the
16        V, XII    |     Now whereas an innumerable multitude of misshapen spirits were
17        V, XII    |   noisy laughter, as of a rude multitude insulting captured enemies.
18        V, XX  III|      joy of His faith, let the multitude of isles be glad, and give