Chapter

 1 3 |       opinion, Peter, evil men may with good conscience be
 2 3 |        there be some good that may be holpen, and reap commodity.
 3 3 |       another, where more good may be done. ~And for this cause,
 4 4 |        unto God, that you also may behold whom this monk doth
 5 7 |    from the land so far as one may shoot an arrow. The man
 6 7 |        you report, and such as may serve for the edification
 7 8 |        such place where no man may find it." Then the crow,
 8 8 |      and throw it where no man may find it." At length, with
 9 9 |     did sit upon it, seeing so may men's hands could not so
10 13|       sweet place, in which we may refresh ourselves and rest
11 13|     and rest a little, that we may be the better able to dispatch
12 14|      while be silent, that you may know matters yet far more
13 16| plainly say: Those judgments I may both know and utter, which
14 16|     men's tongues: because men may come to the knowledge of
15 16|       and being revealed, they may be uttered, and by no means
16 21|       gift of the Spirit, they may know what they are by God'
17 21|  destitute of the same Spirit, may understand what they are
18 36|    curious to know further, he may in the institution of that
19 38|     miracles, where weak souls may most doubt of their presence. ~
20 38|      depart that the Comforter may come, who never is absent
21 38|   miracles of other Saints, we may through silence be the more