Chapter

 1 Prol|        he had as it were now set forth into the world, lest, entering
 2 1   |         was a fountain springing forth cool and clear water; the
 3 3   |       the seed of virtue brought forth plentiful store of fruit:
 4 3   |      Abbot to bless, he, putting forth his hand, made the sign
 5 4   |        God, his manner was to go forth, and there with wandering
 6 4   |          used at that time to go forth, was by a little black boy
 7 5   |        OF A FOUNTAIN THAT SPRUNG FORTH IN THE TOP OF A MOUNTAIN,
 8 5   |    almighty God is able to bring forth water in the top of that
 9 8   |         making the rock to yield forth water, I see Moses; and
10 11  |       and then, putting them all forth, he shut the door, and fell
11 12  |       day some of the monks went forth upon such business: and
12 18  |        snake straightways leaped forth. Then Exhilaratus perceiving
13 19  |         himself so indiscreetly: forth he drew those napkins from
14 26  |       corruption did openly come forth. Who being sent by his father
15 33  |      head upon her hands, poured forth such a flood of tears upon
16 33  |     father, being not able to go forth, tarried there against his
17 33  | continued as it was, when he set forth, but he found that a miracle
18 35  |          the night, as he looked forth, he saw a light, which banished
19 35  |        in all haste, and looking forth saw not anything else, but