Chapter

 1 1 |         and comforting her with good words, he delivered her
 2 1 |       certain Priest dwelling a good way off, who had made ready
 3 1 |        him: "Thou hast provided good cheer for thyself, and my
 4 3 |        Peter, evil men may with good conscience be tolerated
 5 3 |  community, where there be some good that may be holpen, and
 6 3 |         But where there be none good at all, that receive spiritual
 7 3 | bestowed in bringing of such to good order, especially if other
 8 3 |    service elsewhere: for whose good, then, should the holy man
 9 3 | straight to another, where more good may be done. ~And for this
10 3 |       that in that place little good was to be done by great
11 7 |     fallen in, and is carried a good way off." ~A strange thing,
12 8 |       full of the spirit of all good men. ~GREGORY: The man of
13 8 |     mankind, not taking this in good part, did not privily or
14 10|     Then the man of God thought good that they should presently
15 13|     what best pleased him?" The good man, hearing these words,
16 14|     BENNET. ~GREGORY: You must, good Peter, for a little while
17 14|        spake thus: "Put off, my good son, put off that apparel,
18 17|    called Theoprobus was by the good counsel of holy Bennet converted:
19 17| bitterly. And having expected a good while, and yet not seeing
20 19|       preach unto them, for the good of their souls. Upon a day,
21 22|      answered: "Why say you so, good brethren? Did not I come
22 23|     parentage: whom a religious good man did serve for the dispatch
23 23|      your words do yield a very good reason. ~
24 25|        and often times gave him good admonitions: but yet, for
25 31|       back again, he gave him a good lesson, admonishing him
26 32|         mind he said: "Away, my good brethren, away: such miracles
27 33|     hear me, I have desired our good Lord, and he hath vouchsafed
28 33|        me here alone." ~But the good father, being not able to