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Whereupon he came incontinent to queen Eanfled (for he was well known to her and by her counsel and commendation had been received into that monastery) and declared to her that he had longing to visit the churches of the blessed apostles; and she, much delighted with the young mans good purpose, sent him to Kent to king Erconbert, which was her uncles son, requiring him to send him honourably to Rome.
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