Chapter

 1 PREF |         I learnt from those who knew the beginning, the middle,
 2 I    |     Samuel, " Moreover Cuthbert knew not yet the Lord, neither
 3 I    |         when he was a child, he knew as a child, he thought as
 4 VI   |       thirst in his service. He knew that the Church of Lindisfarne
 5 VII  |       the guise of another, " I knew a man in Christ fourteen
 6 XXII |     brought him thither. For he knew how to comfort the sorrowful
 7 XXXIV|     soul carried to heaven, and knew beforehand what was afterwards
 8 XXXIX|         departure, which he now knew to be at hand, by partaking
 9 XLI  | privately to the place where he knew the water had been thrown,
10 XLII |    before them, and they hardly knew what they were doing. As
11 XLVI |   Jarrow, who said that he well knew Felgeld's face to have been