Chapter

 1 1 |         the top thereof, upon a long rope, did let down the loaf,
 2 1 |  company" (for by reason of his long absence from men, he knew
 3 2 |     them, and there wallowed so long that, when he rose up, all
 4 3 |      government of their Abbey: long time he denied them, saying
 5 5 | mountain, and continued there a long time in prayer; and when
 6 8 |      together, play and dance a long time before them, to the
 7 12|       thereof to tarry somewhat long abroad, it fell so out that
 8 13|      and were well wearied with long travelling, at length they
 9 15|         before he had been. Not long after he went to Rome, sailed
10 17|        by the Lombards. For not long since, in the night time,
11 23|        having borne with them a long time, at length he complained
12 23|  nothing at all: both which not long after departed this life,
13 28|   perform it: who inquiring not long after whether he had given
14 33|       at, that a woman which of long time had not seen her brother,