Chapter

 1 PREF  |   write any of the deeds of so great a man, nor without the most
 2 IV    |       of the night, I saw such great miracles of God. The door
 3 VI    |        but he was moved by the great reputation of Boisil, a
 4 XI    | brethren," said Cuthbert, "how great is the grace of God to him
 5 XII   |   tired with walking, though a great part of their journey still
 6 XV    |     her arms and limbs, caused great terror to all who saw or
 7 XVI   |       noticeable for their too great neatness, nor yet too slovenly.
 8 XXI   |        whole heart, obeyed the great Author of all creatures.
 9 XXIII |     Her sorrow was, therefore, great; and she never expected
10 XXIV  |     answered, "You behold this great and spacious sea, how it
11 XXIV  |    should subject myself to so great a burden, would, I believe,
12 XXV   |        day afflicted with such great pain that he appears more
13 XXVII |    them and many others with a great mortality, and that he spoke
14 XXVII |       For the angel manifested great joy to the shepherds when
15 XXVIII|   rejoice in gladness, for his great mercy has granted us that
16 XXXII |       that his sufferings were great, and ordered all to retire
17 XXXIII|      same time the plague made great ravages in those parts,
18 XXXV  |       might be a witness of so great a miracle; and to him also
19 XXXVI |        on board, and, to their great delight, though with shame
20 XL    |        bishop. He was a man of great virtues, learned in the
21 XLII  |       with eagerness, and with great earnestness kissed the cloth