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 1 I      |          as well as those of his body. When Cuthbert made light
 2 VI     |       last sighs of his fainting body thirsting for a happy entrance
 3 VI     |      equally from food, lest his body might be thereby rendered
 4 VIII   |     longer to enjoy my health of body, or to exercise the powers
 5 XV     |         her the sacrament of the body and blood of Christ; and,
 6 XV     |        by God to be afflicted in body, and are even taken captive
 7 XV     |       strength, both of mind and body, begged him to dismount
 8 XVI    |        equally upon his mind and body he was most resolute, and,
 9 XXII   |          never able to affect my body with injury, or my mind
10 XXV    |          profit both of mind and body. For there is one of our
11 XXIX   |         health, both of mind and body, that being come to her
12 XXXIV  |          lately removed from the body. The messenger, finding
13 XXXIV  |       men carrying in a cart the body of a deceased brother to
14 XXXVII |      strong in faith but weak in body, in consequence of a dysentery,
15 XXXVII |          When you shall bring my body back here." when he had
16 XXXVII |        as usual subdued both his body and mind with his accustomed
17 XXXVII |       gave me. You will place my body therein, wrapping it in
18 XXXVII |       obtain his consent for his body to be transported from the
19 XXXVII |     permission to transport your body over to the monastery, and
20 XXXVII |        scruples, and to carry my body amongst you, it seems to
21 XXXVIII|        was in spirit, though his body was at the lowest degree
22 XXXIX  |        hand, by partaking of the body and blood of Christ; and
23 XL     | corresponded to its meaning. The body of the venerable father
24 XLI    |        thrown, in which his dead body had been washed; and taking
25 XLI    |        in the midst of the whole body of the brethren looking
26 XLI    |          the church in which his body reposes, on the south side.
27 XLII   |            CHAPTER XLII ~HOW HIS BODY AFTER NINE YEARS WAS FOUND
28 XLII   |      opening the tomb, found his body entire, as if he were still
29 XLII   |        dare to take any from the body itself,-and hastened to
30 XLII   |      piece of cloth in which the body of the saint had been wrapped.
31 XLII   |        were still on the saint's body. "Fold up the body," said
32 XLII   |       saint's body. "Fold up the body," said he, " in new cloth
33 XLII   |         and having folded up the body in some new cloth, and placed
34 XLIII  |            CHAPTER XLIII~HOW THE BODY OF BISHOP EADBERT WAS LAID
35 XLIII  |          not a sudden death. His body was placed in the grave
36 XLIII  |          the coffin in which the body of that saint lay. And to
37 XLIII  |          had covered his blessed body, whether dead or alive,
38 XLIV   |          it was Sunday,) "to the body of the holy man of God,
39 XLIV   |  strength from the incorruptible body of the saint, that he rose
40 XLV    |      come from the incorruptible body of the holy man; for he