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 1 PREF  |     of his glorious life and conversation, I sometimes inserted the
 2 PREF  |      well known the life and conversation of that man of God. Some
 3 II    | comforted by the company and conversation of angels. For his knee
 4 X     |   confirmed, by his life and conversation, the way of truth which
 5 XVII  |  rejoiced that from the long conversation with the world he was now
 6 XXII  |    they should wonder at his conversation as being peculiarly exalted,
 7 XXIV  |     when she had enjoyed his conversation for some time, and the man
 8 XXIV  |  sudden, in the midst of his conversation, she fell at his feet and
 9 XXV   |     with him at Melrose. The conversation being finished, and Cuthbert
10 XXVII |    in eating, merriment, and conversation, I again began to admonish
11 XXVIII|  queen herself with his holy conversation. Now there was a venerable
12 XLVI  |    after many years spent in conversation with the monks, he gradually