Chapter

 1 1 |         lived in that place, it fell so out that his nurse borrowed
 2 1 |       two pieces: whereupon she fell pitifully a-weeping, because
 3 1 |       the sieve, and with tears fell to his prayers; and after
 4 1 |  Whereupon they said grace, and fell to their meat, and after
 5 3 |      the monks perceiving, they fell into a great rage, accusing
 6 3 |      mind and unclean thoughts, fell under himself: but he whom
 7 4 |          upon the third day, he fell again to his old custom,
 8 4 |         did accordingly: and it fell so out, that when the singing
 9 6 |       the bill slipped off, and fell into the water, which was
10 7 |       down his pail carelessly, fell in himself after it, whom
11 8 |  chamber alone in which he was, fell down, and so killed him:
12 8 |  appeared visibly unto him most fell and cruel, and as though,
13 11|    forth, he shut the door, and fell more instantly to his prayers
14 12|        somewhat long abroad, it fell so out that they stayed
15 12|  whatsoever they had done, they fell down trembling at his feet,
16 13|         the motion, and so they fell to their meat together:
17 13|        him in this manner: "How fell it out, brother," quoth
18 13|       man, hearing these words, fell down at his feet, confessing
19 14|    thine." Riggo, hearing this, fell straightways down to the
20 14|        attendants and servitors fell down likewise to the earth,
21 15|        durst not come near, but fell down to the ground: whom
22 19|         The monk, hearing this, fell down at his feet, and was
23 21|         have plenty": and so it fell out, for the next day two
24 24|         went to the man of God, fell down at his feet, and with
25 26|      leprosy, that all his hair fell off, his body swelled, and
26 29|         rest of his brethren he fell to praying, and in the place
27 29|        lifted up, and at length fell down, and the oil, that
28 31|      bands, very strangely they fell from his arms, and that
29 31| wonderfully and quickly loosed, fell straight a-trembling, and
30 33|      head from the table, there fell suddenly such a tempest
31 34|    himself: by means whereof it fell out that, as their souls
32 38|    which I mean now to rehearse fell out lately. A certain woman
33 38|       to stay. Upon a day it so fell out, that albeit she wandered