Chapter

 1 1 |        of sanctity, as we shall see hereafter. ~
 2 2 |    often a witness, as we shall see further on. Bernard likewise
 3 3 |       so that he could scarcely see. Wishing one day to speak
 4 3 |      and when he was obliged to see or to speak with him, he
 5 IV|         he repented, seeking to see and hear me; but it was
 6 1 |         so that those who could see and touch him accounted
 7 6 |          why do all men wish to see thee, to hear thee, and
 8 1 |       Providence, as we clearly see in this bread of charity,
 9 3 |          it will do her good to see the church of St Mary, wherein
10 4 |       with them. He wondered to see such a multitude of birds,
11 5 |    Approaching near to hear and see whence they came, he saw
12 6 |     sanctity, that many came to see and hear them from the court
13 6 |        and much people, came to see this great and holy and
14 6 | especially they went thither to see the saintly founder; and
15 7 |       great numbers who came to see him, and how it yet produced
16 7 |         worse that he could not see the light, and was obliged
17 7 |       was gone, went thither to see him; so that the vine which
18 7 |        souls of all who went to see him, for many went away
19 7 |        to all those who came to see him. And, wonder of wonders!
20 9 |  flocked to the market-place to see St Francis and the wolf.
21 2 |       thy foot where thou shalt see me place mine, and thou
22 2 |        and fetch St Francis, to see if he knows thee." While
23 2 |      transparent, that he could see through them the choirs
24 5 |        us to him, for I clearly see that thou art deceived by
25 5 | humility, as thou shalt shortly see." Then Brother Ruffino returned
26 5 |      his companions went out to see what had taken place: and
27 7 |       all men in the world; but see there Brother Ruffino, who
28 9 |      the Pope himself wished to see and hear her, and went often
29 10|        who it was who wished to see him; and the porter went
30 10|         has come from France to see thee, and hear from thee
31 13|        and I will pay thee. And see, I am ready to provide for
32 14|        sent for him, wishing to see him. He obeyed the summons,
33 14|       dear Brother, I grieve to see thee thus excommunicated
34 14|        answered: "My Brother, I see no other way but that thou
35 18|   Brother Peter followed him to see what would befall him; and
36 20|       thou to help me! come and see most wonderful things!"
37 21|         me the grace that I may see thee once more, when I shall
38 21|     long awaited and desired to see. The said Brother John was
39 24|    James. I had a great wish to see him; for having asked Brother
40 24|        I have a greater wish to see." When Brother John of Parma
41 24|        the Lord permitted me to see him, I thus addressed him: "