Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life|       for I rejoice greatly to sit facing my holy place where
 2        I, XXI | Germanus, causing the youth to sit down, touched the bent and
 3       II, XII |     time, as has been said, to sit many hours alone, and seriously
 4       II, XIII|  through the house wherein you sit at supper in winter, with
 5      III, XII |        close to Oswald’s tomb; sit down and stay there quiet
 6      III, XIV |        to him, if he would but sit down to his meat, and lay
 7      III, XXIX|      the prison, and them that sit in darkness from the prison-house.~"
 8        V, V   |       with them. They bade him sit down with them at table,
 9        V, XIII|    raiment who sat by me, ‘Why sit ye here, since ye know of
10        V, XIX |         and being appointed to sit in judgement with one hundred
11        V, XIX |       that he commanded him to sit in the council of bishops