Chapter

 1 II     |         already come opposite the place where they were to bring
 2 II     |        near the monastery, at the place intended. The rustics blushing
 3 VI     |       himself to the rules of the place with the same zeal as the
 4 VIII   |           reason of his change of place relax his zeal in carrying
 5 X      |          head of a monastery at a place called the city of Coludi,
 6 X      |       neglect, but, coming to the place and stopping several days
 7 X      |           with all that had taken place. To whom Cuthbert replied, "
 8 XII    |           FOOD, AND HOW THIS TOOK PLACE ACCORDINGLY~IT happened,
 9 XIV    |           at the other end of the place caught fire and began to
10 XV     |        may be buried in this holy place." He was ashamed to say
11 XVI    |          the first bishop of that place, was a monk, and with all
12 XVI    |        all the principals of that place from him to the present
13 XVIII  |         of feet, which then takes place at the Lord 's Supper. Wherefore,
14 XIX    |       allow wheat to grow in this place: bring me, I beg of you,
15 XX     |          remain any longer in the place, to which you are doing
16 XXIII  |           her feet, nor move from place to place, save on all fours.
17 XXIII  |            nor move from place to place, save on all fours. Her
18 XXIV   |           ordination did not take place immediately, but at the
19 XXXII  |         to a mountainous and wild place, where many people had got
20 XXXII  |        mountains no fit church or place could be found to receive
21 XXXIV  |           of angels."-" From what place," said she, " was it taken ? "-"
22 XXXVI  |        goose still hanging in its place? What wonder is it that
23 XXXVII |        formerly gave me. You will place my body therein, wrapping
24 XXXVIII|     Bishop Augustine, and let him place his hand upon you, and you
25 XXXIX  | wickedness of schismatics, and so place a yoke upon your necks.
26 XL     |          of the brethren left the place rather than be involved
27 XLI    |      CURED BY SOME DIRT, FROM THE PLACE WHERE THE WATER IN WH1CH
28 XLI    |        saints, to show how high a place Cuthbert occupied amongst
29 XLI    |      cured, went privately to the place where he knew the water
30 XLI    |        and the dirt from the same place. ~
31 XLII   |        cloth instead of this, and place it in the chest which you
32 XLII   |           of a certainty that the place which has been consecrated
33 XLVI   |         became tenant of the same place and its spiritual warfare,
34 XLVI   |           third inhabitant of the place. It then seemed good to
35 XLVI   |      years that he passed in that place. This he ascribed to the