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 1        I, VI   |          who thus at the end of ten years restored Britain to
 2        I, VI   |    incessantly for the space of ten years, with burning of churches,
 3        I, XVIII|      blind daughter, a child of ten years of age, to be healed
 4        I, XXIII|  thirteen years, six months and ten days. He, being moved by
 5       II, I    | thirteen years, six months, and ten days, died, and was translated
 6      III, XIV  |   Wilfar’s Hill, which is about ten miles distant from the village
 7      III, XXIII|         church. When there were ten days of Lent still remaining,
 8      III, XXIV |        of the estates contained ten families, that is, a hundred
 9      III, XXIV |    having acquired an estate of ten families, at the place called
10      III, XXVI |   bishop seventeen years, Finan ten, and Colman three.~When
11       IV, V    |     presence of them all showed ten articles in the same, which
12       IV, XII  |   themselves, held it for about ten years; and during their
13        V, XIX  |      gave him presently land of ten families at the place called
14        V, XXIV |        decrees are contained in ten articles. [Ibid.]~In the