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 1 PREF  |       my book was read during two days by the elders and teachers
 2 V     |       the piece of bread into two parts, of which he gave
 3 IX    |    remained a week, sometimes two or three, nay, even a whole
 4 X     |     AND WHEN HE WAS COME OUT, TWO ANIMALS OF THE SEA DID HIM
 5 X     |     Whilst he was doing this, two quadrupeds, called otters,
 6 XI    |      which is called Niduari. Two of the brethren accompanied
 7 XII   |     handmaid? Cut the fish in two pieces, and give her one,
 8 XIV   |     had entered. ~And thus in two miracles he imitated the
 9 XIV   |       imitated the virtues of two of the fathers. For in the
10 XVII  |       on the wall. There were two chambers in the house, one
11 XIX   |      upon that field. Thus in two miracles did this reverend
12 XIX   | Christ imitate the example of two of the fathers: for, in
13 XX    |      of three days one of the two returned, and finding the
14 XXIII |       be established by these two miracles, and all occasion
15 XXIV  |   perhaps after not more than two years would send me back
16 XXVIII|   heavenly things. When these two had drunk deeply of the
17 XXXII |    covering that he was able. Two days did the man of God
18 XXXVI |      WHEN Cuthbert had passed two years in the episcopal office,
19 XXXVII|      when he had passed about two months in the enjoyment
20 XXXIX |     and remember, that, if of two evils you are compelled
21 XL    |     of them instantly lighted two candles, and, holding one
22 XLVI  |   attributed to either of the two, in conjunction with the
23 Bibl  |      1956) ~Colgrave. B. ed., Two Lives of St. Cuthbert, (