Chapter

 1 1|        and write, but the second boy did not so easily learn
 2 1|    taught him with care, but the boy could not put his mind to
 3 1|  ridicule of his companions. The boy often prayed to God in secret
 4 1|      much shedding of tears. The boy, seeing him, humbly made
 5 1|          orisons, glanced at the boy and, conscious that he beheld
 6 1|      dost thou want, child?" The boy answered, "My soul desires
 7 1|        fingers, he handed to the boy what appeared to be a little
 8 1|      thereof is very sweet." The boy opened his mouth and ate,
 9 1|      proceed on his way. But the boy flung himself, with his
10 1|      chapel, taking with him the boy whose consecration had been
11 1|     Canonical Hours, telling the boy to read the Psalms. The
12 1|          to read the Psalms. The boy said, "I do not know them,
13 1| astonishment of all present, the boy, receiving the monk's blessing,
14 1|     rejoice and be glad, for the boy will be great before God
15 1|          angel, sent to give the boy knowledge of reading. ~After
16 1|          became evident that the boy could read any book, and
17 3|      from his earliest years the boy had been taught abstinence,
18 4|           The father brought the boy to the monastery, and entreated
19 4|      father was yet speaking the boy died. The man, with his
20 4|         dead child. Suddenly the boy came to life, and moved.