Book, Chapter

 1       II, IX   |     king that was altogether a stranger to the worship of the true
 2       II, XI   |      with you still remained a stranger to the knowledge of the
 3       II, XI   | between you, if he continues a stranger to the brightness of your
 4       II, XII  |     not a little startled. The stranger coming close up, saluted
 5       II, XII  |    within doors or abroad. The stranger, in reply, said, "Do not
 6       II, XX   |         was an idolater, and a stranger to the name of Christ; but
 7      III, XIII |   priest, he led the life of a stranger and pilgrim for love of
 8      III, XIX  |    being desirous to live as a stranger and pilgrim for the Lord’
 9       IV, XXIII|      she had, and so to live a stranger for our Lord’s sake in the
10        V, IX   |        said before, lived as a stranger and pilgrim in Ireland to
11        V, IX   |      had lived many years as a stranger and pilgrim in Ireland,
12        V, XIX  |       was pleased to show to a stranger, and answered, that he had
13        V, XIX  |    understanding that he was a stranger, and of the English nation,