Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |         and with much joy have read thy devout and learned letter,
 2        0, Life  |      with him and wept. Now we read and now we lamented, nay,
 3        0, Life  |        nay, we wept even as we read. In such rapture we passed
 4        0, Life  |       I would not have my boys read a lie, nor labour herein
 5      III, V     |    haste to be gone, either to read with his brethren or to
 6      III, XIX   |      among the angels; let him read the little book of his life
 7      III, XIX   |        warfare, whosoever will read it, will find more fully
 8      III, XXVIII|      of modest character, well read in the Scripture, and diligently
 9       IV, III   |        he was wont to pray and read in private, with a few,
10       IV, III   |        answered, "Have not you read—The Lord also thundered
11       IV, XVIII |       all those, that heard or read it.~
12       IV, XXXI  |     miracles, by such as shall read it.~
13        V, XIII  |       small, and gave it me to read; looking into it, I there
14        V, XIII  | followers to bring it to me to read. Having read it, I found
15        V, XIII  |       it to me to read. Having read it, I found therein most
16        V, XIII  |     salvation of such as shall read or hear it.~
17        V, XV    |       his bounty it came to be read by lesser persons. The writer
18        V, XIX   |   being, as the case required, read, by order of the Apostolic
19        V, XIX   |       above stated. This being read, the hearers were amazed,
20        V, XIX   |      arrived n Britain.~Having read the letters which he brought
21        V, XXI   |      and the other virtues, we read that he was shorn when he
22        V, XXI   |     especially since we do not read that there was ever any
23        V, XXI   |        This letter having been read in the presence of King.