Chapter

 1 8 |        him in pieces: what the devil said unto him, all the monks
 2 9 |     plainly perceived that the devil himself did sit upon it,
 3 9 |        his prayers against the devil, who hindered the removing
 4 10|  fantastical flames, which the devil had falsely devised. ~
 5 11|        themselves, because the devil was at that time coming
 6 13|  brother," quoth he, "that the devil talking to you, by means
 7 16|        A TIME DELIVERED FROM A DEVIL. ~At the same time a certain
 8 16|    attempt any such thing, the devil again will have power over
 9 16|     whereupon straightways the devil that before had left him
10 16|  delivered to the power of the devil, to the end he should not
11 30|      DELIVERED A MONK FROM THE DEVIL. ~Upon a certain time, as
12 30| instant he cast out that cruel devil, so that he durst not any