Chapter

 1 V     |        bodily support. For on a certain day, as he was journeying
 2 VII   |        to grant to Abbot Eata a certain tract of country called
 3 VII   |    building, and placed therein certain of his brother-monks, among
 4 XI    |      THAT IT WOULD BE FINE ON A CERTAIN DAY, AND HOW HE OBTAINED
 5 XII   |       happened, also, that on a certain day he was going forth from
 6 XII   |          they turned aside to a certain village, and having given
 7 XIII  |       of persons assembled in a certain village, he suddenly saw
 8 XV    | undisguised enmity. There was a certain prefect of King Egfrid,
 9 XVII  |         eyes of men. There is a certain island called Farne, in
10 XXIV  |      see him and to speak about certain things of importance. He
11 XXV   |        his journey homewards, a certain attendant of King Egfrid
12 XXVIII|         more in this life. I am certain that the time of my death
13 XXIX  |        came to the mansion of a certain earl, whose wife lay sick
14 XXX   |   teaching all, he arrived at a certain village, in which were a
15 XXXIII|          But being arrived at a certain village, and having there
16 XLI   |      alive did not cease. For a certain boy, in the territory of
17 XLIV  |       came from foreign parts a certain priest of the reverend and