Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life|     heard, so long as the soul abode in the body, he chanted
 2        I, XXV |    Accordingly he gave them an abode in the city of Canterbury,
 3       II, I   |       translated to an eternal abode in the kingdom of Heaven.
 4       II, VII | advancing towards the bishop's abode, when he, trusting in God,
 5      III, XI  |     aforesaid queen afterwards abode some time in that monastery,
 6      III, XXII|   righteousness, Whose eternal abode must be believed to be in
 7       IV, VII |        monastery where the men abode, and they were daily hurried
 8       IV, IX  |       of the chamber where she abode one night, at dusk, plainly
 9       IV, XXVI|      he chose his own place of abode in the monastery, which
10       IV, XXIX|      be received into the like abode of eternal bliss.~The most
11        V, XI  | Blithryda, gave him a place of abode in a certain island on the
12        V, XII |     went apart into a place of abode which the abbot had provided,
13        V, XII |   after death, have a place of abode among these joyful troops
14        V, XII |      degree.~He had a place of abode assigned him apart in that
15        V, XV  |        king of the English, he abode some time in that province,