Chapter

 1 PREF  |         who serve Christ in the Island of Lindisfarne, Bede, your
 2 XVI   |         to the monastery in the island of Lindisfarne, that there
 3 XVI   |         wonder that, though the island of Lindisfarne is small,
 4 XVI   |         really so. For the same island, inhabited by servants of
 5 XVI   |    perhaps, he walked round the island, diligently examining every
 6 XVII  |         MADE FOR HIMSELF IN THE ISLAND OF FARNE, WHEN HE HAD EXPELLED
 7 XVII  |         men. There is a certain island called Farne, in the middle
 8 XVII  |         of the sea, not made an island, like Lindisfarne, by the
 9 XVII  |      ever dared to inhabit this island alone, on account of the
10 XVII  |        the landing-place of the island he built a large house,
11 XX    |      accustomed to build in the island. One day the man of God
12 XX    |        built their nests in the island, and did not dare to give
13 XXIV  |       ship, and went over to an island which is situated in the
14 XXIV  |       it received its name. The island was also remarkable for
15 XXIV  |         him to meet her in this island, when she had enjoyed his
16 XXIV  |        returned to his solitary island and monastery, and continued
17 XXIV  |        mentioned, sailed to the island, attended by the most holy
18 XXV   |  bishopric, had returned to his island, and for some time had served
19 XXVII |      formerly lived alone in my island, some of the brethren came
20 XXVIII|  leading a solitary life, in an island in the large marsh from
21 XXXVI |      detained seven days in the island by the roughness of the
22 XXXVII| returned to his dwelling on the island. A crowd of monks were standing
23 XXXVII|         had also arrived at the island with the brethren three
24 XXXVII|        calm, and we went to the island, and found him away from
25 XXXVII|         I was left alone on the island to minister to the holy
26 XXXVII|     during my whole stay in the island, as they have done during
27 XXXVII|         to be buried in his own island; and I added my opinion,
28 XXXVII|         be transported from the island, and buried in the monastery
29 XL    |       an opposite height in the island of Lindisfarne, ran with
30 XL    |        ship, and carried to the island of Lindisfarne. It was there
31 XLVI  |      his occupation of the same island and monastery, after many