Chapter

 1 2 |          they set out together, heard Mass, and after they had
 2 2 |          go and do as thou hast heard; and blessed be the Lord
 3 3 |     Brother Bernard, not having heard him, neither answered nor
 4 IV|         question to him, having heard that he is full of wisdom."
 5 1 |         of Religion I have ever heard of, and this man and his
 6 1 |          Now St Francis, having heard, one after another, all
 7 2 |        reverence, and often was heard to praise him. One day,
 8 7 |     people of that city, having heard that the saint was approaching,
 9 7 | quarrelling. The Bishop, having heard tell of the holy action
10 1 |        that thy prayer has been heard, and that it is granted
11 5 |       on to the little cell, he heard the sound of many voices.
12 6 |     Bologna to Rome: for having heard of the chapter which St
13 6 |       or useless word was to be heard in all that multitude; each
14 2 |         dreadful place." Having heard these words, the angel who
15 3 |     grievously ill, yet when he heard that Brother Rinieri was
16 6 |      Saviour, that all they who heard him, both men and women,
17 8 |    friend of God of whom he had heard was so richly endowed. Brother
18 8 |      him this divine virtue, he heard a voice from heaven, which
19 8 |         he was in prayer he was heard to utter a joyful sound,
20 10|        in the world. And having heard of the fame of the sanctity
21 10|         when the other brothers heard this, they were all sorrowful
22 11|         those of my spirit have heard all the Office, and the
23 14|        man of holy life, having heard of his illness, went to
24 17|   mirror of sanctity, as I have heard from those who lived with
25 17|        were never again seen or heard in all the country round
26 18|        feast in the church, was heard to speak with St Michael
27 18|          and the words which he heard were these. The saint said
28 21|      province of Ancona, having heard of the fame of his sanctity,
29 24|      him: "If that which I have heard of thee be true, I pray
30 24|      conceal it from me. I have heard that when thou wast three
31 25|        devout, that whenever he heard the said master speak of
32 25|         the hearts of those who heard them, producing great fruit
33 29|         that he was not seen or heard by any one (but there was
34 29|        in the choir who saw and heard everything), and he remained