Chapter

 1 1 |        of God might know when he came with his bread, and so be
 2 2 |    assisted with God's grace, he came to himself; and seeing many
 3 2 |    should serve, but, after they came to fifty, that they should
 4 3 |      whereupon the whole Convent came unto the venerable man Bennet,
 5 3 |        and religious men of Rome came unto him, and committed
 6 5 |          Abbeys with one consent came unto the servant of God,
 7 5 |          when the foresaid monks came again about their former
 8 5 |        far." Away they went, and came to the rock of the mountain
 9 6 |          understand thereof, who came straightways to the lake:
10 8 |           and in the iron, which came from the bottom of the lake,
11 9 |         that stone. The holy man came, and after some praying,
12 10|          man of God, hearing it, came to see what the matter was:
13 12|       And being late before they came back to the Abbey, they
14 13|  anything all that day before he came thither. Being therefore
15 13|       travelling, at length they came unto a meadow, where there
16 14| accompanied with many courtiers, came unto the Abbey: at which
17 15|         to rise up and at length came unto him, and with his own
18 20|         of men's inward thoughts came unto his ears. ~
19 22|        But when they saw that he came not, they returned back
20 24|         and the same day that he came home unto them, he departed
21 27|          necessity: whereupon he came to the Abbey, and finding
22 27|       the third day the poor man came back there were found suddenly
23 28|       sub-deacon called Agapitus came unto him, instantly craving
24 31|       what priest or monk soever came in his presence, he never
25 31|       turning back to Galla that came raging after, he said: "
26 32|       the corpse of his dead son came to the gate of the Abbey,
27 32|        place when the man of God came with his monks, he kneeled
28 33|     devout matters, and darkness came on, the holy Nun his sister
29 35|       God: and the reason why he came so often was, because himself
30 35|     monks being yet at rest) and came to the window of his chamber,
31 38|       not the right way: for she came to the cave of the blessed