Chapter

 1 Prol|     years, carried always the mind of an old man; for his age
 2 Prol|       wealth, with a resolute mind only to serve God, he sought
 3 Prol|        but those few, which I mind now to report, I had by
 4 1   |       school, with a resolute mind to lead his life in the
 5 2   |    wicked spirit put into his mind, and by the representation
 6 2   |      with pleasure, he was of mind to have forsaken the wilderness.
 7 3   |    mild countenance and quiet mind, he called the monks together,
 8 3   |   longer, contrary to his own mind, continued his government
 9 3   |      through wandering of his mind and unclean thoughts, fell
10 3   |     perfect carry always this mind, that when they perceive
11 4   |      and there with wandering mind to busy himself about some
12 16  |   memory useth to terrify the mind, he observed for a time
13 16  | another question cometh to my mind: for the prophet David said
14 20  |       proud cogitation in his mind, and to speak thus within
15 22  |    have satisfied my doubtful mind. But I would know what manner
16 23  |      some breed ignobility of mind, and maketh them in conversation
17 25  |      inconstant and fickle of mind, that he would needs give
18 28  |        and also for his proud mind. ~
19 31  |      cruel dealing. His proud mind thus taken down, away he
20 32  |    suit, with great sorrow of mind he said: "Away, my good
21 33  |   respect the venerable man's mind, no question but he would
22 35  |      in his soul ravished the mind of the beholder to supernal
23 38  |      as seek them with a pure mind. But for as much as simple
24 38  |       presence. ~But he whose mind is fixed in God, hath so