Chapter

 1 II    | whatsoever thou mayest desire to learn; for while these are here,
 2 III   |         thus: "From that which I learn from the courses of the
 3 V     |       Wherefore he determined to learn the secret from some other
 4 V     |         something that I long to learn from thee, my lord the king,
 5 VI    |         burning and urging me to learn the answer to some questions
 6 VI    |     speech; but now I fain would learn who is thy Master, who,
 7 VII   |          and said, "If thou wilt learn who is my Master, it is
 8 IX    |          And how have ye come to learn that which ye have not seen,
 9 XI    |         examples beyond count we learn the virtue of tears and
10 XV    |    liberality to the poor, as we learn in the Gospel. Thus shalt
11 XVII  |           All this I too long to learn: and I beseech thee make
12 XVII  |    Prophets and Apostles? But we learn it, so far as in us lieth,
13 XVIII |        bodily death, thou mayest learn by this, that I have set
14 XIX   |        driveth away bees, so, we learn, do evil imaginations drive
15 XXII  |          I asked thee of him, to learn where he is." The monk answered, "
16 XXVII |         whose coming thou mayest learn, O king, by the reading
17 XXX   |          but, when he desired to learn what women were called,
18 XXXI  |        return to thy senses, and learn that thou art older than
19 XXXII |          eyes; cease to do evil: learn to do well. Come now, and
20 XXXV  |        wickedness of your souls; learn to do well'; and `Though
21 XXXVII|         my salvation, that I may learn of him the exact rule of