Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |   in the Lord. I have very gladly received the gift which
 2        I, XIX  |    at the miracle, and was gladly vanquished by the power
 3       II, II   |    English nation, we will gladly suffer all the other things
 4      III, V    | with no success, not being gladly heard by the people, returned
 5      III, XXIII| and be buried there. Being gladly received by their brethren
 6      III, XXX  |   opened the churches, and gladly confessed the Name of Christ,
 7       IV, II   |  English dwelt, for he was gladly received and heard by all
 8       IV, IX   |    said, "I can in no wise gladly suffer this;" then pausing
 9       IV, XXX  |   thankfully accepted, and gladly heard of the miracles, and
10        V, V    |  saying that he also would gladly eat and drink with them.
11        V, X    |   duke of the Franks, were gladly received by him; and as
12        V, XV   |  the holy places, was most gladly received by him and gladly
13        V, XV   | gladly received by him and gladly heard, insomuch that whatsoever