Chapter

 1 PREF  |      behold the goodness of our Lord in the land of the living.
 2 I     |       Cuthbert knew not yet the Lord, neither had the voice of
 3 I     |    neither had the voice of the Lord been revealed to him. "
 4 I     |  destined perfectly to know the Lord, and opening the ears of
 5 I     |        among children, when the Lord has appointed you to be
 6 II    |         becoming devoted to the Lord, as he afterwards assured
 7 II    |      knees, and supplicated the Lord for those whom they saw
 8 II    |      more humane to entreat the Lord in their behalf, than thus
 9 IV    |        and thanksgivings to the Lord, and called upon his companions,
10 V     |         out of reverence to the Lord's passion, are accustomed
11 VI    |         Behold a servant of the Lord ! " herein imitating Him
12 VI    |        is a man, perfect in the Lord, living in our monastery
13 VII   |     entertained an angel of the Lord who came to make trial of
14 VII   |     that it was an angel of the Lord whom I entertained, and
15 VIII  |        When that servant of the Lord, Boisil, saw that Cuthbert
16 IX    |      inflicted upon them by the Lord. To correct these errors,
17 X     |        from the handmaid of his Lord he could not treat with
18 X     |     followed the example of our Lord, who, when He showed his
19 XI    |        us. Let us importune the Lord with our prayers, that,
20 XI    |         hopes and trusts in the Lord. Behold, He has prepared
21 XII   |      hope is in the name of the Lord, and who has not looked
22 XIV   |       aforesaid handmaid of the Lord, running to the house where
23 XV    |     been a false servant of the Lord, and that her faith was
24 XVI   |        venerable servant of the Lord was thus during many years,
25 XVI   |    inhabited by servants of the Lord, contains both, and all
26 XVI   | discharged the mysteries of our Lord's passion, he would, in
27 XVI   |        sacrifice himself to the Lord; and whilst he exhorted
28 XVI   |         to give thanks unto the Lord, his own heart was lifted
29 XVIII |         then takes place at the Lord 's Supper. Wherefore, in
30 XIX   |     faith had obtained from the Lord,) drew near to the birds,
31 XXI   |  because we neglect to obey the Lord and Creator of all things.
32 XXIV  | adjuring him in the name of our Lord that she might be all:)wed
33 XXIV  |  request you in the name of our Lord and Saviour that you do
34 XXIV  |          and adjured him by the Lord, with tears and entreaties,
35 XXVII |        ride in a chariot on the Lord 's day; and go quickly to
36 XXVII |        finished." ~But when the Lord's day was come, whilst he
37 XXVII |   mindful of the precept of the Lord Himself, ' Watch and pray,
38 XXVII |       it is the birthday of our Lord Jesus Christ ! ' To which
39 XXVII |        us to-day rejoice in the Lord. For the angel manifested
40 XXVII |       to the shepherds when the Lord was born, and told them
41 XXVII |        into the presence of the Lord. Now, therefore, my brethren,
42 XXVIII|            I beseech you by the Lord not to leave me, but be
43 XXVIII|    which he had sought from the Lord. "Arise, my brother," says
44 XXIX  |         he entered, thanked the Lord on his knees for his arrival,
45 XXIX  |      her senses she blessed the Lord and returned thanks to Him,
46 XXIX  |         cured of a fever by the Lord, arose forthwith and ministered
47 XXXIV |       and said, "I pray you, my lord bishop, tell me what you
48 XXXIV |         I pray," said she, " my lord bishop, remember in the
49 XXXVI |         rejoiced, too, that the Lord should have had so much
50 XXXVII|      day of the nativity of our Lord was scarcely over, when
51 XXXVII|      said to him, " Tell us, my lord bishop, when we may hope
52 XXXVII|          and he departed to the Lord. But when I came to him
53 XXXVII|    salutation with a sigh. ' My lord bishop,' said I, ' what
54 XXXVII|        in safety. But, when the Lord shall have taken my spirit,
55 XXXVII|     which he will depart to the Lord.' ~"I was anxious about
56 XXXVII|    silence, I said, ' I see, my lord bishop, that you have suffered
57 XXXVII|     have you supported life, my lord bishop? asked I; ' have
58 XXXVII|    witness his departure to the Lord. ~"Meanwhile I returned
59 XXXVII|           We have not dared, my lord bishop, to despise your
60 XXXVII|       my humble battles for the Lord, where? too, I wish to finish
61 XL    |        Psalm, which begins, ' O Lord, thou hast rejected us and
62 XL    |         words of Scripture, The Lord built up Jerusalem, i.e.
63 XLI   |       the martyrs praise to the Lord God and our Saviour Jesus
64 XLII  |      before the birthday of our Lord in the utmost devotion,
65 XLII  |   warfare in the service of the Lord. The brethren brought with
66 XLII  |         happy is he to whom the Lord, who is the giver of true
67 XLIII |         he also departed to the Lord. It was an especial mercy
68 XLVI  |   warfare in the service of the Lord. Whether it was effected
69 XLVI  |      man equally devoted to the Lord, the Searcher of the heart