Nam et in eodem monasterio soror ipsius Heresuid, mater Alduulfi regis Orientalium Anglorum, regularibus subdita disciplinis, ipso tempore coronam exspectabat aeternam: cuius aemulata exemplum, et ipsa proposito peregrinandi annum totum in praefata provincia retenta est: deinde ab Aidano episcopo in patriam revocata, accepit locum unius familiae ad septentrionalem plagam Viuri fluminis, ubi aeque anno uno monachicam cum perpaucis sociis vitam agebat.
for in the same monastery too her sister Hereswith, mother to Aldwulf king of the East English, was at that very time subject to the rules of religious life, and was looking for the crown everlasting: whose example she followed, and was by her vow of sojourning abroad herself kept a whole year in the said province: after which, being called home again to her own country by bishop Aidan, she received a place of one hide of land on the north coast of the river Wear, in which she lived likewise by the space of one year a monastical life with a very small company.
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