Quo affectus incommodo, concepit utillimum mente consilium, ut ad ecclesiam quoquo modo posset perveniens, intraret ad tumbam reverentissimi patris Cudbercti, ibique genibus flexis supplex supernam pietatem rogaret, ut vel ab huiuscemodi languore, si hoc sibi utile esset, liberaretur; vel si se tali molestia diutius castigari divina providente gratia oporteret, patienter dolorem ac placida mente sustineret inlatum.
And being brought into this trouble he conceived in his mind a very profitable thought, which was to get him to the church howsoever he might, and entering to go to the tomb of the most reverend father Cuthbert, and there upon his knees humbly to beseech the goodness on high, that either he might be delivered from a sickness of this sort, if so it were profitable for him; or else, if it behoved him to be longer chastened with such distress by the gracious provision of God, that he might patiently and with a quiet mind bear the pain put upon him.
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