Chapter

 1 2|   when he joined the order of monks. Blessed Sergius, the newly
 2 2| hearts of certain god-fearing monks to visit him. The saint
 3 2|  ambition to be an abbot. The monks were but few in number,
 4 3|   head over a great number of monks. From the time he w…s appointed
 5 3|   hand, he heard two or three monks chatting together, or laughing,
 6 3|       the monastery. Here the monks lived, it is believed, for
 7 3| incense, nor wax candles. The monks sang Matins at dawn with
 8 3|     this man!" But one of the monks, not having had anything
 9 3|       brotherhood." Again the monks, on Sergius' orders, invited
10 3|      to hasten elsewhere. The monks came to the abbot in astonishment,
11 3|      From this time forth the monks grew accustomed to being
12 3|       than that of any of the monks, that several people were
13 3|     came from the garden, the monks informed him, "This is he
14 4|       a distance. Some of the monks even complained to the abbot, "
15 4|       behold great numbers of monks gathered together in the
16 6|        Stephen, if one of his monks could lead him to some desert
17 6|  gathered there. Soon several monks from the Holy Trinity, unable