Book, Chapter

 1       II, I    |        himself, he might be held fast to the calm shore of prayer,
 2       II, II   |         these, having observed a fast of three days,. had come
 3       II, XII  |      taking their rest, and were fast asleep. Edwin, in his turn,
 4      III, V    |       custom of prolonging their fast on Wednesdays and Fridays,
 5      III, VIII |  forsaken and destroyed, and the fast of forty days to be observed;
 6      III, XXIII|        Sundays, he prolonged his fast till the evening, according
 7      III, XXV  |       the king, having ended his fast, was keeping Easter, the
 8      III, XXVII|         that he would every week fast one whole day and night.
 9       IV, XIV  | therefore, thought fit to keep a fast of three days, and humbly
10       IV, XIV  |      upon your devotion and your fast, and not one more shall
11       IV, XIV  |         and so let them cease to fast, and refresh the body also
12       IV, XXV  |        it is enough to observe a fast for two or three days; do
13        V, IV   |     house that day and break his fast. I joined my entreaties