Book, Chapter

 1        0, Pref|         but the work of Dr. Giles remains the basis of the translation.
 2        0, Int | overthrown. Only James the Deacon remains heroically at his post to
 3        0, Life|         his days his own interest remains fresh. He "takes delight" ("
 4        0, Life|          stone on which it rested remains.~Letter of Cuthbert to Cuthwin.~"
 5        I, I   |          of all but the scantiest remains of their language makes
 6        I, II  |      water with sharp stakes: the remains of these are to be seen
 7        I, XII |         height, there are evident remains to be seen at this day.
 8        I, XXXI|         shall be without end.~"It remains, therefore, most dear brother,
 9       II, XIII|        them with greater zeal. It remains, therefore, that if upon
10       IV, XXX |      coffin, with the uncorrupted remains of that father. The miracles
11        V, XVII|           believers, yet still it remains, and retains the same appearance,