Chapter

 1 Prol|  monastery in which he first began his holy life. ~
 2 2   |  called a merle or an ousel, began to fly about his face, and
 3 2   |  such thing. Many after this began to abandon the world, and
 4 3   |     conditions, some of them began to devise, how they might
 5 3   |     growing to great virtue, began to be his master's coadjutor;
 6 8   |      with diabolical malice, began to envy the holy man's virtues,
 7 8   |    and lifting up his wings, began to hop up and down about
 8 12  | which the man of God did, he began also to be famous for the
 9 18  |    was gotten into the wine, began to be afraid of that wickedness
10 20  |    the other at his meat, he began to entertain a proud cogitation
11 25  |      about to devour him, he began in great fear and trembling
12 29  |     increase, that the cover began to be lifted up, and at
13 29  |     the mouth of the barrel, began to run over upon the pavement,
14 32  |    saw, he [the country man] began to cry out: "Give me my
15 32  |   therewith the child's body began to tremble in such sort
16 33  |  from the table, the thunder began, so that in one and the
17 33  |    return back to his Abbey, began to be heavy and to complain
18 37  |     falling into an ague, he began with burning heat to wax