Chapter

 1 II     |       given him the advice, and sent by Him who formerly deigned
 2 II     |    danger, his benevolent piety sent forth prayers to God, and
 3 VII    |        from this earth, but are sent from paradise. No wonder
 4 X      |   half-sister of King Oswy. She sent messengers to the man of
 5 XI     |      the gifts which Christ has sent us; let us go and refresh
 6 XII    |         what provision God hath sent us, and come again and tell
 7 XVIII  |      The man of God, therefore, sent for the brethren, for he
 8 XXII   |     often," said he, "have they sent me headlong from the high
 9 XXIV   |       of the virgins of Christ, sent for the man of God, adjuring
10 XXIV   | Lindisfarne. But, although they sent many messengers and letters
11 XXVII  |       fathers and brethren were sent into the presence of the
12 XXXII  |         the outlet of the wood, sent to the bishop, requesting
13 XXXIV  |    these words, she immediately sent to the larger monastery
14 XXXVII |      highly favoured woman, who sent it to me, the Abbess Verca,
15 XXXVIII|      gave him his blessing, and sent him home perfectly recovered. ~
16 XLI    |   priest from the monastery was sent to the sufferer; but, though
17 XLV    |       monastery of Lindisfarne, sent him thither with a request