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 1     I|      histories as that of S. Brandon we dwell for a while in
 2   VII|     followeth the Life of S. Brandon.~S. Brandon, the holy man,
 3   VII|   the Life of S. Brandon.~S. Brandon, the holy man, was a monk,
 4   VII| joyful of other. And then S. Brandon began to tell to the abbot
 5   VII|     Birinus heard that of S. Brandon, he began to sigh and sore
 6   VII|   sigh and sore weep, and S. Brandon comforted him the best wise
 7   VII|  Birinus began to tell to S. Brandon and to his monks the marvels
 8   VII|   came to the abbey where S. Brandon dwelled, and then he with
 9   VII|    joyful place.~And then S. Brandon purposed soon after for
10   VII|   the sacrament. And when S. Brandon with his twelve monks were
11   VII|     go with him. And then S. Brandon bade the shipmen to wind
12   VII|  fell down at the feet of S. Brandon and made him good cheer
13   VII|  meat and drink. And then S. Brandon said graces, and then he
14   VII|   dress their dinner, but S. Brandon abode still in the ship,
15   VII|   sore of the moving. And S. Brandon comforted them and said
16   VII|  noise to hear, wherefore S. Brandon kneeled down on his knees
17   VII|     fled from the tree to S. Brandon, and he with flickering
18   VII| joyful a melody. And then S. Brandon commanded the bird to tell
19   VII|    then this bird said to S. Brandon: That it is twelve months
20   VII|  bird said these words to S. Brandon, and then this fowl flew
21   VII|    hear. And after supper S. Brandon and his fellows went to
22   VII|      men use to sing. And S. Brandon with his fellows abode there
23   VII|    the tree came again to S. Brandon and said: I am come to tell
24   VII|   fellows again. And then S. Brandon and his fellows sailed forth
25   VII|  drunk of that water, but S. Brandon charged them they should
26   VII|    full meekly and kissed S. Brandon, and led them by many a
27   VII|   then the abbot welcomed S. Brandon and his fellowship, and
28   VII|     full meekly, and took S. Brandon by the hand and led him
29   VII|   came first aland, which S. Brandon forbade them. And then the
30   VII|    abbot came and cheered S. Brandon and his monks, and prayed
31   VII|    eighty years. And then S. Brandon went to the church with
32   VII|   full devoutly, and then S. Brandon looked upward toward the
33   VII|    of the quire, and then S. Brandon demanded of the abbot how
34   VII|      to another. And then S. Brandon wept for joy of their holy
35   VII|    conversation. And then S. Brandon desired of the abbot that
36   VII|     quick to hell. And as S. Brandon kneeled in the church he
37   VII|     unto heaven, and then S. Brandon marvelled greatly how the
38   VII|    it ever was. ~And when S. Brandon had dwelled there from Chrisunas
39   VII|    the said bird welcomed S. Brandon and all his fellowship,
40   VII|     then the bird told to S. Brandon that he should return again
41   VII| thing that was needful to S. Brandon and to his monks in victuals
42   VII|      the monks counselled S. Brandon to sing no more, for all
43   VII|  they had slept. And then S. Brandon said: Dread ye not, for
44   VII|   little fishes. And then S. Brandon made him ready and went
45   VII|  they came from. And then S. Brandon told to them that this was
46   VII|    And then the saying of S. Brandon was verified that he said
47   VII|      great ease. And then S. Brandon charged him to tell him
48   VII|     And then Judas prayed S. Brandon to abide still there all
49   VII|      and roaring and bade S. Brandon go thence that they might
50   VII|    with us. And then said S. Brandon: I let not you to do your
51   VII|  upon the cross? And then S. Brandon charged the fiends by his
52   VII|    and then Judas thanked S. Brandon so ruthfully, that it was
53   VII|  them to pain. And after, S. Brandon sailed southward three days
54   VII|   saw an island, and then S. Brandon began to sigh, and said:
55   VII|     see his body, of whom S. Brandon said weeping: Now I see
56   VII|      Then S. Paul said to S. Brandon: Thou art better than I,
57   VII|   praised than I. To whom S. Brandon said: We be monks, and must
58   VII|    life. And then he bade S. Brandon to take of the water of
59   VII|      each other; and then S. Brandon entered into his ship and
60   VII|    he came from. And then S. Brandon and his monks thanked our
61   VII|  long after, which feared S. Brandon and his monks, and they
62   VII|    did great reverence to S. Brandon, and said to them: Be ye
63   VII|      this world. And then S. Brandon and his monks took of that
64   VII|      after, this holy man S. Brandon waxed feeble and sick, and
65   VII| Blase. February 3, iii. 27.~*Brandon. May 16, vii. 48.~Brice.