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 1 IV    |    some distant mountains. One night, whilst his companions were
 2 IV    |    through the darkness of the night, and in the midst of it
 3 IV    |        moderate portion of the night, I saw such great miracles
 4 V     |        which he could pass the night, he presently fell upon
 5 VII   | thought that a long journey by night and a severe fall of snow
 6 VIII  |     monastery passed the whole night in prayer for his life and
 7 X     |        HOW CUTHBERT PASSED THE NIGHT IN THE SEA, PRAYING; AND
 8 X     |   asleep, and having spent the night in watchfulness return home
 9 X     |        morning-prayer. Now one night, a brother of the monastery,
10 X     |       neck and arms, spent the night in praising God. When the
11 XI    |      of God, who had spent the night in prayer and watching,
12 XI    |     been accustomed to pray at night. On their arrival, they
13 XVI   |    importuned them to awake at night or during their afternoon
14 XXI   |       the tide had, during the night, brought on shore a beam
15 XXV   |     evening, and he passed the night in silence, and in the morning
16 XXXVII|        come upon you this last night?'' Yes,' said he, ' indisposition
17 XXXIX |        also, that he spent the night in watchfulness and prayer.
18 XL    |       who had passed the whole night in watchfulness and prayer,
19 XLI   |     this state | he passed the night; and in the morning, rising
20 XLV   |        at the beginning of the night, when bedtime was drawing
21 XLV   |        and as the stillness of night advanced, the man felt a