Chapter

 1 II    |    insults of the blasphemers, saying, "What are you doing, my
 2 V     |        The man of God refused, saying, " I cannot yet eat, for
 3 VI    |  another life. Boisil, without saying more, kindly received Cuthbert
 4 XI    | ourselves rejoice in his joy." Saying these words, he led them
 5 XIV   |      to them is applicable the saying of the prophet, [Is. 43:
 6 XV    |        God, besought his help, saying, "My wife is ill, and at
 7 XXV   |       servants who was infirm, saying, " I thank God, most holy
 8 XXVIII|        tears and lamentations, saying, " I beseech you by the
 9 XXXVII|      onions concealed therein, saying, ' This has been my food
10 XXXVII|     the bishop, and asked him, saying, ' We have not dared, my