Chapter

1 2 |       your words have given me full satisfaction: wherefore,
2 8 |      opinion, this one man was full of the spirit of all good
3 18|       commonly called flagons, full of wine: who in the way,
4 22|      sleep: but yet not giving full credit to that vision, they
5 23|       talk, Peter, was usually full of virtue: for his heart
6 27|        of the Abbey, which was full of corn, thirteen shillings:
7 28|    there was an huge downfall, full of rough and craggy stones
8 29|      upon them an whole barrel full of oil. ~
9 35| because himself also was a man full of heavenly doctrine: and