Chapter

 1 1 |    bread, and so be ready to take it. But the old enemy of
 2 3 |   that he would vouchsafe to take upon him the charge and
 3 5 |  that great labour which you take in fetching it so far."
 4 6 |     on a day he commanded to take a bill, and to cleanse a
 5 7 |      man's monk, went out to take up water at the lake, and
 6 8 |    of Jesus Christ our Lord, take up that loaf, and leave
 7 8 |     again bade him, saying: "Take it up without fear, and
 8 8 | young women, which did there take hands together, play and
 9 18|      gave him this warning: "Take heed, my son," quoth he, "
10 20|    of the monks, and bad him take the candle out of his hands,
11 28| anger he commanded others to take that glass with the oil,