Chapter

 1 Prol|            book, and forsaking his father's house and wealth, with
 2 3   |         and seek ye out some other father suitable to your own conditions,
 3 3   |           which he received of his father, was glad to serve a citizen,
 4 3   |           How many hired men in my father's house do abound with bread? [
 5 4   |          to the man of God, by the father of the Abbey whom he had
 6 4   |            secretly to Pompeianus, father of the Abbey, and also to
 7 7   |            of! Maurus, craving his father's blessing, and departing
 8 7   |          done. ~Coming back to the father, and telling him what had
 9 8   |            God. ~But the venerable father, perceiving the Priest so
10 8   |           to the eyes of that holy father, and with great outcries
11 8   |         see: but, as the venerable father told them, he appeared visibly
12 12  |        manner was, and asked their father's blessing: of whom he demanded
13 13  |         now going to the venerable father Bennet, and my custom is
14 13  |       brought him to the venerable father Bennet, of whom he desired
15 13  |            sight of that venerable father. ~PETER: I see well that
16 14  |            and beforehand sent the father word of his coming: to whom
17 20  |         time, whiles the venerable Father was at supper, one of his
18 22  | sorrowfully, saying: "We expected, father, that you should have come
19 22  |          marvel is it, if the holy father Bennet obtained grace to
20 24  |       their house, not craving the father's blessing beforehand: and
21 26  |         Anthony, who said that his father's boy was so pitifully punished
22 26  |       forth. Who being sent by his father to the man of God, he was
23 28  |          the cellar heard what the father commanded, yet did he not
24 29  |     ashamed, because the venerable father had by miracle shown the
25 30  |          medicine]. ~The venerable father went forward to his prayers,
26 31  |           after, he said: "This is father Bennet, of whom I told you":
27 32  |          to seek out the venerable father. At the same time, the man
28 32  |           no," quoth the sorrowful father, " but he is dead: come
29 32  |            hand and gave it to his father, but alive and in health.
30 33  |          thing which the venerable father Bennet would have done,
31 33  |         here alone." ~But the good father, being not able to go forth,
32 35  |          go to rest, the venerable Father Bennet reposed himself in
33 35  |           and whiles the venerable father stood attentively beholding
34 36  |           things of this venerable father, but some of purpose I let
35 38  |            always proceed from the Father and the Son, why doth the