Chapter

 1 PREF  |       book was read during two days by the elders and teachers
 2 II    |      was told, and after a few days was well. He at once perceived
 3 VI    |        monastery. ~After a few days, when Eata, who was at that
 4 VIII  |     you; for I have only seven days longer to enjoy my health
 5 VIII  |     able to finish it in seven days. "John the Evangelist,"
 6 VIII  |   questions. After their seven days' study was completed, Boisil
 7 VIII  |       that, during these seven days, he foretold to Cuthbert
 8 X     |     place and stopping several days there, he confirmed, by
 9 XI    |   After stopping there several days, suffering from cold and
10 XI    |  without fear, for after three days there will most assuredly
11 XI    |       so as he had said: three days the storm lasted most violently;
12 XX    |    sorrow. At the end of three days one of the two returned,
13 XXIII |      to perfect health. ~A few days after, one of the virgins
14 XXIII |   abbess wanted it again a few days after, but it could not
15 XXIV  |        the gloomy time of many days, which when it shall come,
16 XXVII |     well; nevertheless, as the days of fasting, watching, and
17 XXX   |  better, and was well in a few days.~
18 XXXII | covering that he was able. Two days did the man of God preach
19 XXXVI |       were thus detained seven days in the island by the roughness
20 XXXVII|        with the brethren three days before) - in my desire to
21 XXXVII|  weather prevented us for five days; and it was ordered so by
22 XXXVII|         during a space of five days and five nights, I have
23 XXXVII|      has been my food for five days; for, whenever my mouth
24 XXXVII|    done during these last five days. ' I was not bold enough
25 XLII  |      he occupied himself forty days before the birthday of our
26 XLIV  |     which he had leaned. A few days afterwards he proceeded