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 1 II    |      benevolent piety sent forth prayers to God, and he was heard
 2 II    |         effect was in Cuthbert's prayers. For there was a large multitude
 3 V     |        it. When he had ended his prayers, wishing to see what this
 4 VIII  |       should have neglected your prayers: give me my stick and shoes."
 5 XI    |      importune the Lord with our prayers, that, as He opened to his
 6 XIV   |       Saint Benedict, who by his prayers drove away the apparition
 7 XIV   |          and put them out by his prayers, though all the exertions
 8 XVI   |        by the earnestness of his prayers restored to their former
 9 XVI   |          he restored them by his prayers, or by foretelling that
10 XVIII |         CHAPTER XVIII~HOW BY HIS PRAYERS HE DREW WATER FROM THE DRY
11 XVIII |      that it was elicited by the prayers of this man of God from
12 XVIII |      consequence of his frequent prayers and genuflexions, which
13 XX    |          insolently, hastened by prayers, lamentation, and presents,
14 XXVI  |        to his care with frequent prayers, and invited them to heavenly
15 XXVII |  hallowed day. Yielding to their prayers, I went out, and we sat
16 XXVIII|     HEREBERT, THE HERMIT, AND BY PRAYERS TO GOD OBTAINED HIS ATTENDANCE ~
17 XXVIII|        The bishop yielded to his prayers, and immediately learnt
18 XXIX  |       man of God assented to his prayers, and having blessed the
19 XXXVII| immediately in the church, I had prayers offered up for him without
20 XLIII |     mercy granted to his earnest prayers, that he left this life
21 XLV   |       sacred places, offering up prayers and the sacrifice of praise
22 XLVI  |      from the earnestness of his prayers by the daily violence of