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 1 PREF  |         or certified to be true. Whilst, with God's assistance,
 2 II    |    Cuthbert also was among them. Whilst the monks were looking on
 3 IV    |    distant mountains. One night, whilst his companions were sleeping,
 4 IV    |          that we are," said he, "whilst we are resigning ourselves
 5 IV    |         who never sleep. Behold, whilst I was awake and praying,
 6 IV    |    mansion, and Christ its King, whilst we still grovel amid this
 7 VII   |        ENTERTAINED AN ANGEL, AND WHILST MINISTERING TO HIM EARTHLY
 8 VII   |         eat and refresh thyself, whilst I go and fetch some hot
 9 VII   |        table in the dining-room. Whilst doing so, he perceived a
10 VIII  |        learn from me all you can whilst I am able to teach you;
11 X     |      knees, began to pray again. Whilst he was doing this, two quadrupeds,
12 XII   |      also to their entertainers, whilst Cuthbert preached to them
13 XIII  |       FIRE COMING FROM THE DEVIL WHILST HE WAS PREACHING, AND HOW
14 XIV   |          ground before the door. Whilst he was praying, the wind
15 XV    |        all who saw or heard her. Whilst she was lying in this state,
16 XV    |      seen her in her right mind. Whilst the holy man was going to
17 XV    |        go myself to visit her." ~Whilst they were going, the man
18 XV    |         in spirit by the devil." Whilst he thus consoled the man,
19 XVI   |         MONASTERY OF LINDISFARNE~WHILST this venerable servant of
20 XVI   |       episcopal office; so that, whilst the monastery is governed
21 XVI   |       spirits, he not only cured whilst present by touching them,
22 XVI   |     after heavenly things, that, whilst officiating in the solemnity
23 XVI   | plentiful shedding of tears. But whilst he duly discharged the mysteries
24 XVI   |         himself to the Lord; and whilst he exhorted the standers-by
25 XX    |         the man of God saw them, whilst making their nests, pull
26 XXIII |    violent pain in the head; and whilst the complaint became so
27 XXIII |       would have gone to it, and whilst some of them would be unworthy
28 XXVII |         the Lord's day was come, whilst he was preaching the word
29 XXX   |        the monastery of Melrose. Whilst, according to his custom,
30 XXXI  |     console him in his sickness. Whilst they were sitting by the
31 XXXIII|   another at the point of death, whilst the tears trickling down
32 XXXIV |          letting fall the knife, whilst his countenance also changed
33 XXXVII|          it. I would not wear it whilst I was alive, but for the
34 XLI   |         miracles which he worked whilst alive did not cease. For
35 XLIV  |      bishop of the Fresons, who, whilst he was stopping at the monastery,
36 XLVI  |        long before to the monks, whilst he was dwelling among them.
37 XLVI  |         less care on his person, whilst he practised still greater