Chapter

 1 1 | springing forth cool and clear water; the abundance whereof doth
 2 5 |     monks to go down and fetch water, especially because the
 3 5 |      go down unto the lake for water: and therefore they added,
 4 5 |     God is able to bring forth water in the top of that mountain,
 5 5 |      it were sweating drops of water, and after they had with
 6 5 |       straightways filled, and water flowed out so abundantly,
 7 6 |         FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE WATER, RETURNED TO THE HANDLE
 8 6 | slipped off, and fell into the water, which was so deep, that
 9 6 |      hand, and put it into the water, and the iron head by and
10 7 |     HOW MAURUS WALKED UPON THE WATER. ~On a certain day, as venerable
11 7 |      monk, went out to take up water at the lake, and putting
12 7 |     himself after it, whom the water forthwith carried away from
13 7 |      went to the lake to fetch water, is fallen in, and is carried
14 7 |     ran to that place upon the water, to which the young lad
15 7 |        had before run upon the water: and that which before he
16 7 |        he was drawn out of the water the Abbot's garment upon
17 8 |        the rock to yield forth water, I see Moses; and in the
18 8 |     walking of Maurus upon the water, I perceive Peter; in the
19 10|     the monks by casting on of water made such a noise, that
20 13|     him again: "Behold here is water, a green meadow, and a very
21 30|   found an old monk drawing of water, into whom he entered, and