Chapter

 1 II     |         saluted him mildly, and asked him as in jest, whether
 2 VIII   |        believing what he heard, asked him what he would advise
 3 XVI    |      missionary to Britain, who asked him how bishops ought to
 4 XIX    |       old fathers. He therefore asked them to bring him some instruments
 5 XX     |     feet, in a tone of humility asked pardon by the most expressive
 6 XXI    |         feet wide. He therefore asked the brethren, who came to
 7 XXI    |     them welcome in God's name, asked them for the wood which
 8 XXIV   |        the secret which she had asked him, replied, " It is a
 9 XXIV   |        various things which she asked, and had instructed her
10 XXVII  |     been slain. But I have been asked to go to-morrow to a neighbouring
11 XXVII  |       of the Holy Nativity, and asked me to go out of my cabin
12 XXVIII |        granted us that which we asked of Him." The event confirmed
13 XXXIV  |          upon which she further asked his name. " You will tell
14 XXXV   |        said he was thirsty, and asked for drink. They inquired
15 XXXV   |        The man, taking the cup, asked if he might drink out of
16 XXXVII |       entreaties; and at last I asked him when we should return
17 XXXVII | supported life, my lord bishop? asked I; ' have you remained so
18 XXXVII |         he had suffered: I only asked him to have some one to
19 XXXVII |         went to the bishop, and asked him, saying, ' We have not
20 XXXVIII|         we reached the door, we asked him to let one of us go
21 XXXIX  |      much. But when I earnestly asked him what last discourse
22 XLIV   |         attendant did as he had asked him, and with much trouble