Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVII|   full brothers may marry two sisters, who are of a family far
 2        I, XXVII|     two full brothers, or two sisters, may be joined in matrimony;
 3      III, VIII |       to all the brethren and sisters there present, as if a store
 4       IV, VII  |       often to inquire of the sisters, when they were gathered
 5       IV, VII  |       certain answer from the sisters, though she often questioned
 6       IV, IX   | vision appeared to one of the sisters, called Tortgyth; who, having
 7       IV, IX   |     of the house in which the sisters used to sleep. Then looking
 8       IV, XIX  |      on the one side, and the sisters on the other, standing about
 9       IV, XXIII|       in the dormitory of the sisters, when on a sudden she heard
10       IV, XXIII| awaking, and seeing the other sisters lying round about her, she
11       IV, XXIII|       heard it, awoke all the sisters, and calling them to the