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 1 V      |           he found his way. Here he entered the house of a pious mother
 2 V      |       ruinous. Into one of these he entered, and having tied his horse
 3 VI     |          brethren. When he had thus entered the monastery, he conformed
 4 VIII   |          complaint; and after death entered into the joys of eternal
 5 IX     |     together when a clerk or priest entered a village, and listen to
 6 XIV    |         apostles of old, he one day entered the house of a pious woman,
 7 XIV    |          and Cuthbert had no sooner entered it to preach the word of
 8 XIV    |            which the man of God had entered. ~And thus in two miracles
 9 XXIV   |            importance. He therefore entered with the brethren into a
10 XXVII  |      Almighty? " But he immediately entered in and spoke to the queen
11 XXIX   |          himself, meeting him as he entered, thanked the Lord on his
12 XXIX   |      sprinkle it on the patient. He entered the bedroom in which she
13 XXXIV  |             before made mention, he entered the estate belonging to
14 XXXVI  | exhortations. When, however, he had entered the house in which they
15 XXXVII |        monks were standing by as he entered into the ship; and one of
16 XXXVIII|            him; for no one had ever entered therein but himself. He
17 XL     |            Psalm when the messenger entered. This was a Divine dispensation,
18 XLVI   |          and storms. When Ethelwald entered and saw these contrivances,