eft cw se apostol Iohannes, "Ga to re sǽ-strande, and fecca me papolstanas."
eft we bidda t nn geleafful man his geleafan mid isum gedwylde ne befyle.
From time to time out of the depths of these submerged thickets an eft darts up.
And eft he cw, "Eadige beo a e heora synna bewepa, foran e hi beo gefrefrode."
Se mann e fst buton lmyssan, h de swilce h sparige his mete, and eft ett t h ǽr mid forhfednysse foreode; ac t fsten tl God.
eft, aa him hingrode, a geswutelode he t h ws so man, and fori metes behofode.
eft, t sumum sle hine gelhte n nddre be am fingre, ac he ascoc h into byrnendum fyre, and he s ttres nn ing ne gefredde.
eft bine fece : with this superfluous and connecting a phrase to the main sentence, comp.
eft a cw Petrus, Hw gewear inc swa, t gyt dorston fandian Godes?
And eft t halige godspel be him us cwy, "Heofon is his rymsetl, and eore is his fot-sceamul."