Chapter

 1 V     |     way. Here he entered the house of a pious mother of a family,
 2 V     |     there is no village, nor house; you have a long journey
 3 V     |   day, and that there was no house at hand in which he could
 4 XIII  |      light to a neighbouring house, so that flakes of fire
 5 XIV   |      CHAPTER XIV~HOW, WHEN A HOUSE WAS REALLY SET ON FIRE,
 6 XIV   |       he one day entered the house of a pious woman, whom he
 7 XIV   |      to call his mother. The house was at the west end of the
 8 XIV   |      the word of God, than a house at the other end of the
 9 XIV   |     the Lord, running to the house where Cuthbert was, besought
10 XIV   |    help them, before her own house and the others in the village
11 XIV   |    of the fire assailing the house, into which the man of God
12 XV    |     man devoted with all his house to good works, and therefore
13 XV    |     man, they approached the house, and the evil spirit fled,
14 XV    | bestow his blessing upon her house; and ministering sedulously
15 XVII  |     were two chambers in the house, one an oratory, the other
16 XVII  |      island he built a large house, in which the brethren who
17 XXV   |    give a benediction at his house. When he had arrived there,
18 XXV   |  thought worthy to enter our house to see us, and, indeed,
19 XXXVI |  however, he had entered the house in which they were stopping.
20 XXXVII|      spirit, bury me in this house, near my oratory, towards
21 XXXVII|    away from his cell in the house where we were accustomed
22 XLVI  |    WALL OF TIIE MAN OF GOD'S HOUSE ~NOR do I think I ought
23 XLVI  |      of those holy men whose house he dwelt in, and whose holy