Chapter

 1 VI    | Disguised as a merchant man, he entered the city, where was the
 2 VII   |         For, since by sin death entered into the world, need was
 3 VIII  |        mine ear, sweetest light entered into my heart, and the heavy
 4 VIII  |         ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man the
 5 XXI   |         ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man: whereof
 6 XXII  |       and went to the king, and entered and fell in obeisance on
 7 XXIV  |         distress and anger, and entered the royal chamber, and there
 8 XXV   |  wrathfully retire. But the son entered his own bedchamber, and
 9 XXV   |         ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the
10 XXVIII|      Wherefore to all that have entered the vineyard at the first,
11 XXIX  |         to the king, and he had entered in, with a palm-staff in
12 XXX   |       more wicked than himself, entered the bed-chamber of this
13 XXX   |        on this wise. ~The devil entered into the heart of one of
14 XXXIV |         amazement. Forthwith he entered his closet, and falling
15 XXXV  |     through the good change and entered the road that leadeth to