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 1        I, I   |        the Picts.~There is a very large gulf of the sea, which formerly
 2        I, XXV |           the east of Kent is the large Isle of Thanet, containing,
 3       II, I   |           us to discourse more at large in our Ecclesiastical History,
 4       II, XIV |     nobility of the nation, and a large number of the common sort,
 5       II, XX  |         Edwin, among which were a large gold cross, and a golden
 6      III, IV  |          a monastery. It is not a large island, but contains about
 7      III, XI  |           that night, with only a large tent spread over the wagon
 8       IV, IV  |        small beginning to be very large, is commonly called Muigeo;
 9       IV, XIX |           and marshes, and has no large stones, and came to a small
10       IV, XXXI| afterwards wont to relate, felt a large and broad hand touch his
11        V, XVI |      nailed, and now it upholds a large silver cross, having a great
12        V, XVI |    adorned with gold, and bears a large golden cross. In the north
13        V, XVII|        ascended into heaven, is a large round church, having round
14        V, XX  |     writings, and erected there a large and noble library. He likewise
15        V, XXI |       Church, or among mankind at large, I think none more meet