Chapter

 1 II    |        cry of the poor, and the men were rescued out of all
 2 II    |       they have taken away from men the ancient rites and customs,
 3 IV    |         his example. "Miserable men that we are," said he, "
 4 VI    | Lindisfarne contained many holy men, by whose teaching and example
 5 XVII  |         remote from the eyes of men. There is a certain island
 6 XVII  |         were so large that four men could hardly have lifted
 7 XVIII |     cell away from the sight of men, and spent his time alone
 8 XXIV  |    intentions are the hearts of men distracted ! Some rejoice
 9 XXIV  |       religious and influential men as he could: they all went
10 XXXI  |        the same time very pious men, and turning to one another,
11 XXXIV |      mistress, when he met some men carrying in a cart the body
12 XXXVI |      may be more evident to all men what obedience should be
13 XXXVII|      faith, kept him aloof from men, and put him to the proof
14 XLI   |      and delectable to all good men, to see the son sound in
15 XLVI  |        by the aid of those holy men whose house he dwelt in,