Chapter

 1 1 |      to this place, a certain monk called Romanus met him,
 2 4 |   FOUR: HOW BENNET REFORMED A MONK THAT WOULD NOT STAY AT HIS
 3 4 |       built in those parts, a monk there was, which could not
 4 4 |   holy man perceived that the monk, which used at that time
 5 4 |      it is, that draweth this monk from his prayers?" and they
 6 4 |     also may behold whom this monk doth follow": and after
 7 4 |   where he found the foresaid monk standing idle, whom for
 8 4 |  though by that blow, not the monk, but himself had been strooken. ~
 9 7 |      Placidus, the holy man's monk, went out to take up water
10 11|       a little young child, a monk, who was the son of a certain
11 13|    BROTHER OF VALENTINIAN THE MONK, WHOM THE MAN OF GOD BLAMED
12 13|       also of Valentinian the monk, of whom I made mention
13 18| certain time, Exhilaratus our monk, a lay-brother, whom you
14 19|   bosom ?" At which words the monk was much amazed for he had
15 19|    your own private use?" The monk, hearing this, fell down
16 24|        a young boy that was a monk, loving his parents more
17 25|    CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE: HOW A MONK, FORSAKING THE ABBEY, MET
18 25|      WAY. ~GREGORY: A certain monk there was so inconstant
19 28|      to be given him: but the monk that kept the cellar heard
20 28|     that which he willed, the monk told him that he had not,
21 28|   reprehended the disobedient monk, both for his infidelity,
22 29|   mistrusting and disobedient monk, that he would learn to
23 30|        HOW BENNET DELIVERED A MONK FROM THE DEVIL. ~Upon a
24 30|    wicked spirit found an old monk drawing of water, into whom
25 31|   church, that what priest or monk soever came in his presence,