Chapter

 1 PREF  |         and thus every scruple being utterly removed, I have
 2 I     |      than yourself." Cuthbert, being a boy of a good disposition,
 3 II    |     was thought worthy also of being comforted by the company
 4 X     | BROTHER, WHO SAW THOSE THINGS, BEING IN FEAR, WAS ENCOURAGED
 5 XVIII |        was destitute of water, being built on hard and stony
 6 XXII  |  wonder at his conversation as being peculiarly exalted, because,
 7 XXII  | praying, fasting, and working, being all regulated according
 8 XXIII |      them would be unworthy of being cured, its efficacy to cure
 9 XXIV  |        adjuration, and yet not being willing openly to reveal
10 XXIV  |      wonderful thing that you, being a wise woman and skilled
11 XXV   |      Melrose. The conversation being finished, and Cuthbert having
12 XXV   |      sick. For his extremities being dead, he seems only to breathe
13 XXVII |     same monastery, the sermon being finished, he began again
14 XXVII |       he spoke of this scourge being about to return. But he,
15 XXVIII|      blessed Cuthbert, so that being by grace made equal to his
16 XXIX  |    both of mind and body, that being come to her senses she blessed
17 XXIX  |      got up without delay, and being now well, ministered to
18 XXIX  |        the Apostle Peter, who, being cured of a fever by the
19 XXXIII|   those few who were left. But being arrived at a certain village,
20 XXXIV |     heavenly things. His limbs being much fatigued by his previous
21 XXXVII|         humble though I am, of being a servant of Christ, you
22 XLI   |    behold, one of the priests, being taught in spirit that by
23 XLV   |     hardly move a single limb. Being thus given over by all worldly
24 XLVI  |      of the aforesaid oratory, being composed of planks somewhat
25 XLVI  |        time-worn oratory. This being done, many devout persons