Chapter

 1 I      |    vain sports, and returning home, began from that moment
 2 IV     |       delay to their heavenly home. The young man, beloved
 3 VII    |      could not tarry, for the home to which he was hastening
 4 IX     |      month, without returning home; but dwelling among the
 5 X      |  night in watchfulness return home at the hour of morning-prayer.
 6 X      |     Cuthbert himself returned home in time to join in the accustomed
 7 X      |    that he could hardly reach home; and early in the morning
 8 XI     |     returned with a fair wind home.~
 9 XXI    |      by the time they reached home they had entirely forgotten
10 XXVII  | returned from me to their own home, that is, to the monastery
11 XXXII  |      thither, he now returned home with them, safe and well,
12 XXXVI  |     in God's name, and return home." He then uttered a prayer,
13 XXXVI  |  tranquil, and you may return home." ~They immediately did
14 XXXVI  |     for their neglect reached home with a fair wind. Their
15 XXXVII |      to put to sea and return home.'' Do so, ' replied he; '
16 XXXVII |       go on board, and return home in safety. But, when the
17 XXXVII |      here to wait on you." Go home now,' said he' but return
18 XXXVII |          Meanwhile I returned home, and told the brethren that
19 XXXVII |     his advice; and returning home, did not cease to pay him
20 XXXVIII|    his blessing, and sent him home perfectly recovered. ~
21 XLI    |    Christ, he returned to his home, freed from the harassing
22 XLV    |   borne upon a cart, returned home sound in his own strength,