Chapter

 1 1 |      people of Israel. This now he began to do when he was fifteen
 2 6 |          from her the custom first began of men saying, Thanks be
 3 8 |         been chosen by God; Joseph began bashfully to address them,
 4 8 |           words of annoyance, they began to call her queen of virgins.
 5 12|            And he with the priests began to reproach him, and to
 6 12|         appeared in her face, they began to be disturbed among themselves
 7 12|          unpolluted. Then they all began to kiss her feet and to
 8 13|          Mary had gone into it, it began to shine with as much brightness
 9 13|         through excess of pain she began to weep bitterly, and to
10 13|        cured. And going forth, she began to cry aloud, and to tell
11 20| immediately, and at its root there began to come forth a spring of
12 21|          in the hour in which they began their journey, Jesus turned
13 22|           they looked forward, and began to see the mountains and
14 27|          voice of His command they began to fly. And in the sight
15 30|          Him, he became angry, and began rudely and foolishly, and
16 31|          have said Beth. And Jesus began to ask the names of the
17 31|            of the letters. Then he began in the heating of all to
18 35|          close to them. Then Jesus began to say to the people: How
19 37|      Joseph was in perplexity, and began to consider what he was
20 38|          learning. Then the master began to teach Him in an imperious
21 39|          hearing of all the people began to read, not indeed what
22 41|            struck his hand, and he began to cry out from excessive