Chapter

 1 1 |        book are contained certain little flowers - to wit, miracles
 2 2 |         soul of Francis, his poor little one, but those of many others
 3 3 |           when he had proceeded a little way, he bade his companion
 4 3 |          God, which said, "O poor little man, why art thou troubled?
 5 1 |         arrived in that city, the little children in the streets,
 6 3 |       houses and dwell there, and little by little a town rose up,
 7 3 |        dwell there, and little by little a town rose up, with a convent
 8 4 |      would not be perfect joy." A little further on, St Francis called
 9 4 |       voice: "O Brother Leo, thou little lamb of God! if the Friars
10 5 |        then thou, Brother Leo, my little lamb, shalt answer: `Thou
11 1 |        other. St Francis, being a little man, with a mean exterior,
12 4 |      whilst I go and preach to my little sisters the birds"; and
13 4 |          the sermon was this: "My little sisters the birds, ye owe
14 4 |         such bounties. Beware, my little sisters, of the sin of ingratitude,
15 4 |           the humble friars, like little birds, should posses nothing
16 5 |                Chapter XVII~How a little child who had entered the
17 5 |       were still asleep. The said little child had made up his mind
18 5 |          convent. Entering into a little cell which was there, he
19 5 |            and hurrying on to the little cell, he heard the sound
20 5 |            St Francis, lived. The little child grew up in the grace
21 6 |     ground, with here and there a little straw; for pillows they
22 6 |        and more than five hundred little hearts and bands of iron
23 7 |           Sister Clare made him a little cell of reeds, in order
24 7 |         send us; grant to me, thy little lamb, that no pain, however
25 7 |          of St Francis, these few little bunches did not fail to
26 10|          them thus sweetly: "O my little sisters the doves, so simple,
27 11|          God, and returned to the little flock of the saintly pastor
28 2 |        with a sack of bread and a little vessel of wine, which he
29 2 |           I have begged, and this little vessel of wine, and go after
30 2 |            And he answered: "Go a little farther, and thou shalt
31 2 |         Then the brother, going a little farther, saw the said woman
32 2 |        had flown. After waiting a little time, his impatience to
33 2 |       porter said to him: "Wait a little whilst I go and fetch St
34 4 |           hunger, though he ate a little of whatever was set before
35 13|         companion: "Wait for me a little, that I may first ask the
36 16|           after them came those a little bigger, and last of all,
37 19|          divine office, and cared little or nothing for any of the
38 21| permission he wished for; and the little Brother John set out on
39 21|           pray thee go and take a little rest"; but Brother Matthew
40 21|        prayers, he went to take a little rest, and Brother John remained
41 23|         am come to comfort thee a little before thou leavest this
42 23|       answered: "Taste, my son, a little of the second vase"; and
43 23|            and having given him a little, she said: "Thou has sufficient,