Book, Chapter

 1        I, XII  |           to beholders. This being presently finished, they gave the
 2        I, XXVII| unbelieving, nothing is pure." And presently, declaring the cause of
 3        I, XXVII|     contain have his own wife;" he presently took care to subjoin, "But
 4      III, II   |           therewith, and these are presently restored to health.~The
 5      III, XIII |          the sick man to drink. He presently found ease, and, recovering
 6      III, XVII |       August. His body was. thence presently translated to the isle of
 7      III, XXVII|     ascetic life; and some of them presently devoted themselves faithfully
 8       IV, III  |        been said to him; for being presently seized with bodily infirmity,
 9       IV, III  |          drink, whereupon they are presently eased of their infirmity,
10       IV, XIX  |  Grantchester, near Cambridge) and presently, near the city walls, they
11       IV, XIX  |     resting upon that coffin, were presently relieved of the pain or
12       IV, XXII |          could bind him but he was presently loosed again. In the meantime,
13       IV, XXV  |     hearing these words, when they presently came into the monastery,
14       IV, XXIX |      himself to prayer, and having presently had intimation in the spirit
15        V, I    |           short time for our sake, presently returned, and raged furiously
16        V, XII  |          came to the wall, we were presently, I know not by what means,
17        V, XIX  |            a Catholic, he gave him presently land of ten families at