Chapter

 1 V      |        may save their souls from death, and may feed them when
 2 VIII   |          advise you, inasmuch as death is waiting for me, to learn
 3 VIII   | above-named complaint; and after death entered into the joys of
 4 IX     |   MINISTRY OF THE WORD~AFTER the death of Boisil, Cuthbert took
 5 X      |      tell it to nobody before my death." In this he followed the
 6 X      |  Cuthbert's life; but, after his death, took care to tell it to
 7 XV     |         ill, and at the point of death: I entreat you to send a
 8 XXIII  |    seemed almost at the gates of death. The physicians could do
 9 XXIII  |        by degrees was saved from death, though not fully cured.
10 XXIV   |          lived a short time when death stands at his door ! " ~
11 XXIV   |      relate to any one before my death the things which I have
12 XXVII  |   DISTANCE, HE SAW IN SPIRIT THE DEATH OF KING EGFRID, AND THE
13 XXVIII |          HOW HE FORETOLD HIS OWN DEATH TO HEREBERT, THE HERMIT,
14 XXVIII |      certain that the time of my death approaches, and the time
15 XXIX   |        wife lay sick almost unto death. The earl himself, meeting
16 XXIX   |         or else she will pass by death to life eternal, and soon
17 XXIX   |        escaped the bitter cup of death by the bishop's benediction,
18 XXXI   |         his bed, apparently near death. Many of his friends were
19 XXXII  |         HE FOUND AT THE POINT OF DEATH ON A JOURNEY~As this holy
20 XXXIII |          another at the point of death, whilst the tears trickling
21 XXXIV  |     preparing for the day of his death, or rather of his entrance
22 XXXVII |  affliction. I will describe his death in the words of him who
23 XXXVII |          brought to the point of death," said he, "after having
24 XXXVIII|          himself at the point of death, that so there might be
25 XXXIX  |        despised me, yet after my death you will see what sort of
26 XL     |     PSALM WHICH THEY SANG AT HIS DEATH, THE BRETHREN OF LINDISFARNE
27 XL     |        first time sung, when the death of the sainted man was known;
28 XL     |           namely, that after his death his countrymen should be
29 XLII   |       holy man was exalted after death, who even before death had
30 XLII   |     after death, who even before death had been distinguished by
31 XLII   |     Triumphant o'er the gates of death and hell, ~The just shall
32 XLIII  |        gradual, and not a sudden death. His body was placed in