Chapter

 1 IV  |         in this old man's school two who were considered far
 2 IV  |         The better opinion these two held of themselves, the
 3 V   |        know the stories of these two happenings, understanding
 4 VI  |        go forward, so, for these two reasons I easily won his
 5 VI  |   caresses? There were, however, two things which particularly
 6 VII |     disapproved of this, and for two chief reasons: the danger
 7 VII |         no less than the love we two have already known." Nor
 8 VII |       straightway they fled, but two of them were captured and
 9 VII |     genital organs. One of these two was the aforesaid servant,
10 VIII|          of my students in these two courses began to increase
11 VIII| advantage of my absence to bring two principal charges against
12 IX  |     instigators therein being my two intriguing enemies of former
13 IX  |      Alberic and Lotulphe. These two, now that both William and
14 IX  |         Soissons, however, these two rivals of mine so foully
15 IX  |     archbishop and to those same two rivals of mine, to the end
16 X   |         me brazenly which of the two, Bede or Hilduin, I considered
17 XII |        true monastic life. These two ran hither and yon preaching
18 XII |    reason of their fear of these two men. ~ God is my witness