Chapter

 1 1 |    seeing a loaf upon a certain day let down, threw a stone
 2 1 |     ready his dinner for Easter day, and spake thus unto him: "
 3 1 |        rose up, and upon Easter day itself, with such meat as
 4 1 |   favour at God's hands as this day to enjoy your company" (
 5 2 |      THE FLESH. ~Upon a certain day being alone, the tempter
 6 4 | admonition; for, upon the third day, he fell again to his old
 7 4 |        could not. ~Upon another day, when the man of God had
 8 4 |      little wand, and from that day forward he was so freed
 9 5 |         own Abbey. And the next day, when the foresaid monks
10 5 |       plentifully, even to this day, spring out and run down
11 6 |       the man of God; whom on a day he commanded to take a bill,
12 7 |        THE WATER. ~On a certain day, as venerable Bennet was,
13 8 |       at his hands; coming that day after his manner, the man
14 9 |     HUGE STONE. ~Upon a certain day, when the monks were building
15 12|      their rule, upon a certain day some of the monks went forth
16 13|        to eat anything all that day before he came thither.
17 13|         the way: who, after the day was well spent, spake unto
18 15|      now behold as clear as the day: for we see before our eyes
19 17|       with him. This man upon a day, coming into his cell, found
20 19|     good of their souls. Upon a day, one that was sent, after
21 21|       it fell out, for the next day two hundred bushels of meal
22 21|         is unknown to this very day: which miracle when the
23 22|      promised that, upon such a day, he would come and shew
24 22|      their way; and against the day appointed, which they greatly
25 24|         GREGORY: Upon a certain day, a young boy that was a
26 24|        beforehand: and the same day that he came home unto them,
27 24|      buried, his body, the next day after, was found cast out
28 24|       be put in, and again, the day following, they found it
29 27|       said that, upon a certain day, an honest man, who was
30 27|         and when upon the third day the poor man came back there
31 31|    alive. This man on a certain day, set upon rapine and pillage,
32 32|       DEAD CHILD. ~Being upon a day gone out with his monks
33 33|      where they spent the whole day in the praises of God and
34 34|      HEAVEN. ~GREGORY: The next day the venerable woman returned
35 35|     clear than the light of the day. Upon this sight a marvellous
36 37| departed this life, he told the day of his holy death to his
37 37|       increased, upon the sixth day he commanded his monks to
38 37|        up the ghost. Upon which day two monks, one being in
39 38|         she walked up and down, day and night, in mountains
40 38|    enforced her to stay. Upon a day it so fell out, that albeit
41 38|        after, even to her dying day. ~PETER: What is the reason