Chapter

 1 2 |    alone, the tempter was at hand: for a little black bird,
 2 2 | might have taken it with his hand: but after he had blessed
 3 3 | bless, he, putting forth his hand, made the sign of the cross,
 4 3 |    Did not I tell you before hand, that our manner of living
 5 3 |   hath delivered me from the hand of Herod, and from all the
 6 6 |     handle out of the Goth's hand, and put it into the water,
 7 13|      further again he was in hand with him to eat something:
 8 30|     met him, carrying in his hand an horn and a mortar. And
 9 30|  only a little blow with his hand, and at the same instant
10 32|       Then he took it by the hand and gave it to his father,