Chapter

 1 I      |  boyish whims, several of them began to bend their bodies into
 2 I      |    sports, and returning home, began from that moment to exhibit
 3 II     |        with a sudden pain, and began to swell into a large tumour;
 4 II     |        leaping from his horse, began to look earnestly at the
 5 II     |       the waves, the multitude began to deride their manner of
 6 V      |        BY GOD ~AND when he now began with care to meditate on
 7 X      |     and, falling on his knees, began to pray again. Whilst he
 8 XI     |       MEANWHILE the man of God began to wax strong in the spirit
 9 XIII   |       salvation, and forthwith began by admonitions to prevent
10 XIII   |   under their infirmity, again began to preach to them the words
11 XIV    |      the place caught fire and began to blaze most dreadfully.
12 XV     |       they were going, the man began to cry, and the tears ran
13 XVIII  | dwelling with its chambers, he began to live in a more secluded
14 XIX    |       abundantly. It no sooner began to ripen, than the birds
15 XXIV   |      follow the intention, she began by inquiring in this manner: "
16 XXVII  |      sermon being finished, he began again to teach his listening
17 XXVII  |      and conversation, I again began to admonish them that we
18 XXIX   |   bishop had sat down, the man began to tell him about the sickness
19 XXX    |        oil. From that time she began to get better, and was well
20 XXXVI  |     that the moment the kettle began to boil, the wind began
21 XXXVI  |        began to boil, the wind began to cease, and the waves
22 XXXVII |       seized with illness, and began to prepare for the joy of
23 XXXVII |      morning after his illness began - (for I had also arrived
24 XXXVII |      you were gone, my languor began to increase, so that I left
25 XXXVIII|      DIARRHEA~" His malady now began to grow upon him, and we
26 XXXIX  |   bequeath to the brethren, he began to make a few strong admonitions