Chapter

 1 II|      be looked upon, and the horse, too, on which he sat, was
 2 II|    The man, leaping from his horse, began to look earnestly
 3 II|   this, he again mounted his horse and departed. Cuthbert did
 4 V |      to procure food for his horse rather than for himself,
 5 V | entered, and having tied his horse to the wall, placed before
 6 V |  singing a psalm, he saw his horse lift up his head and pull
 7 V |     which he gave one to his horse and kept the other for himself;
 8 VI|      and had leaped from his horse, that he might enter the
 9 VI|  church to pray, he gave his horse and travelling spear to
10 XV|      her husband mounted his horse, and, coming to the man
11 XV|       held the bridle of his horse, and, having entirely recovered