Chapter

 1 V      |      hour into a village which lay at some distance, and to
 2 VII    |      to which he was hastening lay at some distance. After
 3 IX     |        to those villages which lay in out of the way places
 4 XII    |    part of their journey still lay before them ere they could
 5 XXIX   | cottages, and villages, and to lay his hand on all the lately
 6 XXIX   |       certain earl, whose wife lay sick almost unto death.
 7 XXIX   |       the bedroom in which she lay, as if dead, and sprinkled
 8 XXXII  |        villages, that he might lay his hands upon them. But
 9 XXXIV  | approaching, had determined to lay aside the duties of his
10 XXXVIII|      was entreated by a man to lay his hand on a sick person
11 XLII   |      look on the miracle which lay before them, and they hardly
12 XLIII  |   which the body of that saint lay. And to this day miracles