Chapter

 1 3 |        his soul from himself, to behold aught else whatsoever. ~
 2 4 |      unto God, that you also may behold whom this monk doth follow":
 3 6 |  delivered to the Goth, saying: "Behold here is thy bill again,
 4 8 |          very glad of that news, behold (the whole house besides
 5 8 |        the bottom of the lake, I behold Eliseus; in the walking
 6 8 |         the end, that they might behold what they contemned, and
 7 10|      their eyes, that they might behold the kitchen safe and sound,
 8 13|    companion said to him again: "Behold here is water, a green meadow,
 9 15|         of which prophecy we now behold as clear as the day: for
10 15| buildings rotten with old age we behold daily to fall down. True
11 32|       towards heaven, and said: "Behold not, O Lord, my sins, but
12 32|          spoken these words, and behold the soul returned back again,
13 32|       all which were present did behold it in strange manner to