Chapter

 1 I    |           imbibe the voice of God. He took delight, as we have stated,
 2 VII  |            the cold of winter. For he took him to be a man, and thought
 3 VII  |             upon himself. And this he took care to do in a covert manner,
 4 IX   |             death of Boisil, Cuthbert took upon himself the duties
 5 X    |           life; but, after his death, took care to tell it to as many
 6 XI   |              and for this reason they took no food with them. They
 7 XII  |          BRING HIM FOOD, AND HOW THIS TOOK PLACE ACCORDINGLY~IT happened,
 8 XVI  | faintheartedness of the brethren, who took it amiss if any one came
 9 XXI  |              elements obeyed him, and took much shame to themselves
10 XXIV |            with tears in his eyes and took him to the synod. When arrived
11 XXVI |            weak and sorrowful; but he took care to recall those who
12 XXXVI|                as he had bidden them, took some food; but having enough
13 XXXIX|           oratory before the altar. I took my seat by his side, but
14 XLII |            state of the clothes, they took a portion of them from one