Chapter

 1 I     |    of them, apparently about three years old, runs up to Cuthbert,
 2 VII   |     it might proceed, he saw three white loaves placed there,
 3 VIII  | piety. And, moreover, he had three years ago foretold to Abbot
 4 IX    |     a week, sometimes two or three, nay, even a whole month,
 5 XI    |    arrival, they found there three pieces of dolphin's flesh,
 6 XI    |  servants; and by the number three points out to us how long
 7 XI    |      without fear, for after three days there will most assuredly
 8 XI    |  this was so as he had said: three days the storm lasted most
 9 XVI   |     to have sometimes passed three or four nights together
10 XX    |     in sorrow. At the end of three days one of the two returned,
11 XXXVII|      having been weakened by three weeks of continued suffering.
12 XXXVII|     island with the brethren three days before) - in my desire