Chapter

 1 II   |     witness that we were never charged with sloth or heedlessness. ~"
 2 III  |     seemly to behold. These he charged to reveal to him none of
 3 V    |    disposition of his soul. He charged the attendants of the young
 4 VI   |       before which I have been charged not to cast pearls. But
 5 X    |       a thing past and gone. I charged thee not to try to attain
 6 XXII | captain bore a wallet of hair, charged with the relics of some
 7 XXV  |    gods but statues of devils, charged with all their filthy power;
 8 XXX  |      plants of divers colours, charged with strange and marvellous
 9 XXXII|    after he had instructed and charged him to fast many days, he
10 XXXVI|      hand to the multitude and charged them to keep silence. He
11 XXXVI|       offer unto him. Next, he charged them to receive none other
12 XL   |   persevere bravely, even as I charged thee, in a little while