Chapter

 1 11|      child, a monk, who was the son of a certain courtier. At
 2 14|         thus: "Put off, my good son, put off that apparel, for
 3 18|         warning: "Take heed, my son," quoth he, "that thou drinkest
 4 20|       of his monks, who was the son of a great man, held the
 5 32| carrying the corpse of his dead son came to the gate of the
 6 32|         to cry out: "Give me my son, give me my son!" ~The man
 7 32|      Give me my son, give me my son!" ~The man of God, amazed
 8 32|          have I taken away your son?" "No, no," quoth the sorrowful
 9 32|      except he did raise up his son. ~"Where is he, then?" quoth
10 32|       that desireth to have his son raised to life, and restore
11 38|         from the Father and the Son, why doth the Son say that
12 38|       and the Son, why doth the Son say that he will depart
13 38|        never is absent from the Son? But because the disciples,