Statimque exsurgens nimio timore perterrita cucurrit ad virginem quae tunc monasterio abbatissae vice praefuit, cui nomen erat Frigyd, fletuque ac lacrymis multum perfusa, ac suspiria longa trahens nuntiavit, matrem illarum omnium Hild abbatissam iam migrasse de saeculo, et se aspectante cum luce immensa ducibus angelis ad aeternae limina lucis et supernorum consortia civium ascendisse.
And straightway she rose up for overmuch fear that she had and ran to the virgin which was then over the monastery in the abbess stead, whose name was Frigyth, and bathed with the tears of her much weeping, and drawing long sighs, told her that the mother of them all, abbess Hild, was now departed this world, and had with a marvellous great light, which she saw, and in the company of angels, ascended up to the gates of everlasting light and fellowship of the citizens on high.
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