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The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part A.

CHAPTER III
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It is even pretended, that, during the whole course of her life, he abstained from all commerce of love with her; and such was the absurd admiration paid to an inviolable chastity during those ages, that his conduct in this particular is highly celebrated by the monkish historians, and greatly contributed to his acquiring the title of saint and confessor[**] {1048.} [* Chron.Sax.p.

157.] [** W.Malms, p.

80, Higden, p.277.Abbae Rieval.
p.

366, 377 M.West.

p.221.Chron.Thorn.Wykes, p.


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