Chapter

 1 V      |             to see what this was, he came and opened the cloth, and
 2 VII    |             an angel of the Lord who came to make trial of his piety.
 3 VII    |             entertained, and that he came to feed us, not to be fed
 4 VIII   |             assured the brethren who came to visit him, that if he
 5 X      |           dawn of day approached, he came out of the water, and, falling
 6 X      |           quadrupeds, called otters, came up from the sea, and, lying
 7 X      |              early in the morning he came and fell at his feet, asking
 8 XII    |          were thus discoursing, they came near a river, and behold
 9 XVI    |            When Cuthbert, therefore, came to the church or monastery
10 XVI    |             took it amiss if any one came and unseasonably importuned
11 XVII   |          when this servant of Christ came, armed with the helmet of
12 XVIII  |            indeed, when the brethren came to visit him, he would leave
13 XIX    | extraordinarily late; and the barley came up most unexpectedly and
14 XIX    |             to ripen, than the birds came and wasted it most grievously.
15 XXI    |              asked the brethren, who came to visit him, when they
16 XXII   |              ADMONITIONS TO MANY WHO CAME TO HIM, AND EXPOSED THE
17 XXII   |              THE OLD ENEMY ~BUT many came to the man of God, not only
18 XXIII  |           Not long after this, there came a person who brought with
19 XXVII  |             live only one year more, came to Lugubalia (which is corruptly
20 XXVII  |         island, some of the brethren came to me on the day of the
21 XXVIII |            stopping in that city, he came according to his custom,
22 XXIX   |          receive the Holy Spirit, he came to the mansion of a certain
23 XXXII  |         round visiting his folds, he came to a mountainous and wild
24 XXXII  |           had brought him. And so it came to pass, that whereas they
25 XXXV   |              the upper districts, he came to a nunnery, which we have
26 XXXVI  |      converse with the brethren, who came to visit him. I will here
27 XXXVI  |               and on the seventh day came out to console their sorrow,
28 XXXVII |              to the Lord. But when I came to him on the first morning
29 XXXVII |          signal of my coming, and he came to the window, and replied
30 XXXVII |             reside. The brethren who came with me had some occasion
31 XXXVII |           the quantity of blood that came from it, required to be
32 XXXVII |              that I left my cell and came hither to meet any one who
33 XXXVIII|              the ninth hour: when he came out, and said to me, ' The
34 XLI    |           his own limbs, or whatever came in his way. A priest from
35 XLIV   |             BY PRAYER ~LASTLY, there came from foreign parts a certain
36 XLV    |             A deep sleep immediately came over him; and as the stillness
37 XLV    |              to his Saviour. Thus it came to pass, that, by a most
38 XLVI   |              begged the brethren who came thither to give him a calf'