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 1 I     |      light of his advice, the boy fell to the ground, and
 2 I     |  yourself." Cuthbert, being a boy of a good disposition, heard
 3 I     |       him by the mouth of the boy, were now beginning to exert
 4 XII   |       same subject," said the boy; "for we have brought no
 5 XII   |       again and tell me." The boy ran, and found a good-sized
 6 XXXIII| SICKNESS, HE RESTORED A DYING BOY IN HEALTH TO HIS MOTHER~
 7 XXXIII|     to her, and, blessing the boy, kissed him, and said to
 8 XLI   |            CHAPTER XLI ~HOW A BOY, WHO WAS POSSESSED BY A
 9 XLI   |      not cease. For a certain boy, in the territory of Lindisfarne,
10 XLI   |      benefit desired. The mad boy, therefore, by howling,