Chapter

 1 1 |      and with tears fell to his prayers; and after he had done,
 2 4 |      THAT WOULD NOT STAY AT HIS PRAYERS. ~In one of the monasteries
 3 4 |     which could not continue at prayers; for when the other monks
 4 4 |      draweth this monk from his prayers?" and they answered him,
 5 4 |         remained quietly at his prayers, as other of the monks did:
 6 5 |       TOP OF A MOUNTAIN, BY THE PRAYERS OF THE MAN OF GOD. ~Amongst
 7 9 |      God, to help them with his prayers against the devil, who hindered
 8 10|       his head forthwith to his prayers, and then he perceived that
 9 11| meantime was in his cell at his prayers. To whom the old enemy appeared
10 11|      fell more instantly to his prayers than he used at other times.
11 13|     year, as well to desire the prayers of God's servant, as also
12 15|       commend him to God in his prayers, he departed: and from that
13 17|      man of God used not in his prayers to weep, but rather to be
14 25|      his profession: for by the prayers of the holy man, he saw
15 29|       holy man continued in his prayers, the oil within did so increase,
16 29|      forthwith he gave over his prayers, and the oil likewise ceased
17 30|      father went forward to his prayers, and when he had done, he
18 30|      man of God coming from his prayers, and seeing him in such
19 30|       wonderful things by their prayers, and sometime only by their
20 30|        of St. Peter: who by his prayers did raise up Tabitha; and
21 30|      the other by virtue of his prayers. ~
22 31|      did commend himself to his prayers. But the venerable man for
23 33|         upon them, she made her prayers to almighty God: and lifting
24 33|         almighty God, a woman's prayers had wrought. And it is not
25 35|         where he offered up his prayers to almighty God. Standing
26 38|         those places hear their prayers where their bodies be not,
27 38|       there present to hear our prayers. And therefore our Saviour