Chapter

 1 IV |    pride will make thee end thy days out of the Order." And so
 2 1  |       holy joy, and for several days he returned to the same
 3 1  |         had endured for so many days such contempt and such injuries
 4 2  |        wept for prayed for many days, imploring the Lord Jesus
 5 3  |  Perugia, where he fasted forty days and forty nights, eating
 6 3  |          and in a fast of forty days which he made in the manner
 7 3  |  Blessed Lord, who fasted forty days and forty nights without
 8 3  | vainglory, and yet fasted forty days and forty nights in imitation
 9 4  |       raise the dead after four days, write that this would not
10 XII|         order; filling for some days the offices of porter, of
11 7  |     After suffering for several days this pain and tribulation,
12 7  |   endure my presence here a few days longer, as I find great
13 8  |          was seized after a few days, through the devil,s suggestions,
14 9  |      the wolf to the end of his days; and St Francis, addressing
15 1  |      the Lord"; and for fifteen days he ceased not to weep bitterly
16 1  |        done penance for fifteen days, should fall ill of another
17 2  |     fasted at other times three days in the week on bread and
18 2  |        shalt remain there seven days, during which thou shalt
19 2  |       care; for after the seven days I will come and fetch thee,
20 2  |   beginning to end. After seven days he fell ill of a fever,
21 4  |        twenty, sometimes thirty days at the top of a high mountain
22 8  |    Masseo having passed several days in this state of mind, as
23 13 |       to execute it." Now a few days after St Francis had made
24 16 |    preached to them for several days, and reasoned with them
25 16 |  prophet Jonas, and after three days to throw him safe and sound
26 16 |  remained at Rimini for several days, preaching and reaping much
27 18 |        my sake, and during many days hast mortified thy body;
28 19 |   sorrow to the brethren. A few days after his soul had left
29 19 |    young brother who died a few days ago." Said Brother Conrad
30 21 |      day in purgatory, or seven days of suffering in this world."
31 21 |         having chosen the seven days of suffering in this world,
32 23 |       that he lived for several days in perfect health, without
33 24 |        God, remaining for three days in ecstasy, quite insensible
34 24 |       that when thou wast three days as if thou hadst been dead,
35 25 |       this trial lasted several days, during which time he persevered
36 28 | consolations, especially in the days which commemorated some
37 29 |       Nevertheless, about fifty days before the Assumption of