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 1 IV    |     of surpassing brightness, returned without delay to their heavenly
 2 VII   |      be just baked. " When he returned, the young man, whom he
 3 X     |   received his blessing, they returned to their native element.
 4 X     |     element. Cuthbert himself returned home in time to join in
 5 XI    |       calm followed, and they returned with a fair wind home.~
 6 XIX   |      departed, and never more returned to feed upon that field.
 7 XX    |     three days one of the two returned, and finding the man of
 8 XXI   |       to visit him, when they returned the next time, to bring
 9 XXII  |   without consolation, no one returned afflicted with the same
10 XXIII |     the strength of her limbs returned, but the power of standing
11 XXIV  |     which she had need of, he returned to his solitary island and
12 XXV   | elected to the bishopric, had returned to his island, and for some
13 XXVII |    temptations. But when they returned from me to their own home,
14 XXIX  |      she blessed the Lord and returned thanks to Him, that He thought
15 XXXII |      sick man thither, he now returned home with them, safe and
16 XXXV  |     his attendant priest, who returned it to the servant. The man,
17 XXXVI |      his episcopal duties and returned to his much-loved solitude,
18 XXXVI |     committed. They therefore returned to have an interview with
19 XXXVII|     the man of God, Cuthbert, returned to his dwelling on the island.
20 XXXVII|       the Lord. ~"Meanwhile I returned home, and told the brethren
21 XLI   |      Saviour Jesus Christ, he returned to his home, freed from
22 XLIV  |   prayer without trouble, and returned to the guests' chamber with
23 XLV   |   weak and borne upon a cart, returned home sound in his own strength,