Chapter

 1 II     |   Righteousness, I will truthfully tell thee all." Then spake the
 2 II     |            sit between us. So now, tell me without fear, how wast
 3 II     |         humiliation; and who shall tell the full tale of its miseries,
 4 III    |          asked them, severally, to tell him the future of the new-born
 5 IV     |      persecute, having, thou shalt tell him, found thine old course
 6 V      |          of whom our tale began to tell, never departing from the
 7 V      |           of life, least of all to tell him that death ensueth on
 8 V      |      adding, "If thou wilt plainly tell me this, of all thou shalt
 9 V      |           tale in its course shall tell. ~Now the king his father
10 V      |          the very word, and said, "Tell me, darling child, what
11 VI     |     measure. Time would fail me to tell thee the full tale of the
12 VI     |        bade the king's own brother tell the king not thus to insult
13 VII    |         And the task were long, to tell of all the mighty and marvellous
14 VIII   |         was in an instant removed. Tell me if my guess be true:
15 VIII   |            But especially go on to tell me what is that Baptism
16 VIII   |       awful glory, beyond words to tell; and for fear of him the
17 XI     |          such like, of the which I tell you before, as I have also
18 XII    |         And it were a long tale to tell one by one their deeds of
19 XIII   |        canst thou share my labour? Tell me at once.' Said he, `I
20 XIV    |           matter too. I once heard tell of a great city whose citizens
21 XVI    | understanding of whom I have heard tell, that was born of rich and
22 XVIII  |       thine eloquent wisdom. ~"But tell me, good Sir, of what age
23 XVIII  |            so noble a purpose! But tell me truly what is thy manner
24 XVIII  |            of what sort may it be? Tell me as thou lovest truth." ~
25 XXI    |           me: and then thus will I tell thee what thou oughtest
26 XXII   |            then the king had heard tell of Barlaam's ways and his
27 XXII   |         hint, and go by night, and tell him the full tale. Then
28 XXIV   |          hopes of his servants who tell thee fables of worlds to
29 XXIV   |         beyond all that tongue can tell, or ear can hear. He is
30 XXV    |         evils of this life? I will tell them, and they shall be
31 XXXI   |      captivity have been recalled. Tell me whether is better? To
32 XXXI   |          his tyranny. Wherefore, I tell thee, without suffering
33 XXXII  |           bequeathed to the world? Tell me. And what canst thou
34 XXXII  |            me. And what canst thou tell of them but unreason and
35 XXXII  |          the king's son and said, "Tell me now, thou man, whose
36 XXXIV  |        closeted together. ~But how tell of all that the son spake
37 XXXVIII|         for the corruptible! ~"But tell me, dearly beloved, how
38 XL     |          Now when the people heard tell of that which had come to