Chapter

 1 II     |     large multitude of people standing on the other bank of the
 2 VI     |       of a layman. Boisil was standing before the doors of the
 3 VI     |     pious Sigfrid, for he was standing by when Boisil said these
 4 XII    |      and behold the eagle was standing on its bank. "Look," said
 5 XXIII  |    returned, but the power of standing and walking was still denied
 6 XXVII  |        Tbe presbyter, who was standing near, in incautious haste
 7 XXVII  |      the man of God as he was standing near the well.~
 8 XXXIII | looked about, and saw a woman standing afar off, one of whose sons
 9 XXXV   |    cup to the brother who was standing near, that he might be a
10 XXXVII | island. A crowd of monks were standing by as he entered into the
11 XXXVIII|      that so there might be a standing proof how strong the holy
12 XLV    |     cured, he arose, and in a standing posture spent the whole