Chapter

 1 PREF   |       and others, who for a long time had well known the life
 2 PREF   |      write more fully at another time of his life and miracles;
 3 I      |      apart for no small space of time, and for the sweetness of
 4 II     |     SHIPS SAFE TO LAND~FROM this time the lad becoming devoted
 5 II     |          the river Tyne, at that time consisting of monks, but
 6 II     |       all other human things, by time, and inhabited by a noble
 7 IV     |         prize, it chanced upon a time that he was tending a flock
 8 V      |      prophet Elias for so long a time by means of ravens, when
 9 VI     |     these words, and was at that time a youth studying the first
10 VI     |       when Eata, who was at that time priest and abbot of the
11 VII    |          prayer over, and it was time to breakfast, he placed
12 VII    |          grace of God. From that time he often saw and conversed
13 VII    |        of that master who at one time unfolds his own merits without
14 VII    |         disguise, and at another time says, under the guise of
15 VIII   |       blessed Boisil. About this time, according to his friend
16 VIII   |          of Britain were at that time sick. The brethren of the
17 IX     |         and some of them, in the time of mortality, neglecting
18 IX     |       before him. It was at this time customary for the English
19 X      |         himself returned home in time to join in the accustomed
20 XI     |        on elsewhere. Once upon a time he left the monastery for
21 XII    |         on his journey. When the time for eating was come, they
22 XIII   |          THE SAME~ABOUT the same time, as he was preaching the
23 XVI    |          from him to the present time exercise the episcopal office;
24 XVI    |   together therein, during which time he neither went to his own
25 XVI    |         For he either passed the time alone, praying in some retired
26 XVII   |         But when he had for some time contended with the invisible
27 XVIII  |      sight of men, and spent his time alone in fasting, watching,
28 XVIII  |        and be seen; but, after a time, he shut that also, and
29 XXI    |      when they returned the next time, to bring him a beam twelve
30 XXI    |   blessing, departed; but by the time they reached home they had
31 XXIII  |      holy man of God. About this time, as she afterwards told
32 XXIV   |         OWN BISHOPRIC~AT another time, the same Elfled, who was
33 XXIV   |        his conversation for some time, and the man of God had
34 XXIV   |     ought to remember the gloomy time of many days, which when
35 XXIV   |          as having lived a short time when death stands at his
36 XXV    |         his island, and for some time had served God in secret
37 XXV    |         into his mouth the third time, the sick man, contrary
38 XXVII  |       Cuthbert, knowing that the time was now come, concerning
39 XXVII  |          To which I agreed. Some time after this, when we were
40 XXVII  |        same admonition the third time, they perceived that I would
41 XXVIII |      life. I am certain that the time of my death approaches,
42 XXVIII |        death approaches, and the time of leaving my earthly tenement
43 XXVIII |        earth, we may at the same time pass to heaven to see his
44 XXVIII |       one and the same moment of time, and were joined together
45 XXVIII |       and translated at the same time by angels to the heavenly
46 XXX    |       priest, Ethelwald, at that time attendant on the man of
47 XXX    |      from the man of God a short time before: one of whom, a sister
48 XXX    |         with holy oil. From that time she began to get better,
49 XXXI   |          laymen, but at the same time very pious men, and turning
50 XXXIII |        CHAPTER XXXIII ~HOW, AT A TIME OF SICKNESS, HE RESTORED
51 XXXIII |        TO HIS MOTHER~AT the same time the plague made great ravages
52 XXXIII |       sons had died but a little time before, and she was now
53 XXXIII |        and son, who lived a long time after that, bore witness.~
54 XXXIV  |          must have left off some time or other." But, when she
55 XXXIV  |          the bruise, at the same time that the man of God had
56 XXXIV  | forthwith to the bishop, at that time consecrating the church,
57 XXXV   |   amazement; and when they found time to speak, they acknowledged
58 XXXV   |        of them, who stopped some time in our monastery at Weremouth.
59 XXXVI  |        he might there occupy his time in extracting the thorns
60 XXXVI  |         former humility. At this time he was accustomed to go
61 XXXVII |  religious man, who also at that time presided over the monastery
62 XXXVII |         your blessing, for it is time to put to sea and return
63 XXXVII |         but return at the proper time.' So I was unable to prevail
64 XXXVII |         coming until the present time, during a space of five
65 XXXVIII|          and we thought that the time of his dissolution was at
66 XXXVIII|      piety, that, whereas in his time of health and strength he
67 XXXIX  |    keeping Easter at an improper time, or by their perverse life.
68 XL     |     which was then for the first time sung, when the death of
69 XLI    |        the south side. From that time God permitted many other .
70 XLV    |          posture spent the whole time of the midnight or matin