Chapter

 1 2   |  Silvester, being satisfied, returned home; but in the evening
 2 IV  |   Giacomo, whilst he himself returned to Val di Spoleto, and took
 3 1   |      and for several days he returned to the same spot to receive
 4 1   |    soul, set out one day and returned to St Francis, whom he thus
 5 3   |      his friend left him and returned home; the saint earnestly
 6 1   |     Having spoken thus, they returned thanks; and when they had
 7 3   |  brethren and nuns; and they returned home with great consolation
 8 3   |     Clare, well accompanied, returned to San Damiano, where the
 9 3   |    greatly rejoiced when she returned to them, and St Clare was
10 4   |    the answer from the Lord, returned to Brother Masseo, and said
11 4   |  this answer, Brother Messeo returned to Sister Clare, to ask
12 11  |   shepherd, thanked God, and returned to the little flock of the
13 XXIV|    present; but after I have returned to my own country, when
14 XXIV|    promised. Then St Francis returned with his company of venerable
15 1   |      finished his prayer, he returned to the leper and said to
16 1   |     had enabled him to work, returned thanks to God, and set out
17 2   |      leave of St Francis, he returned, much against his will,
18 5   |   see." Then Brother Ruffino returned to his cell in the wood;
19 6   |     Ruffino and his own, and returned to the convent of the Portiuncula,
20 11  |    to her bed. When the nuns returned to their convent, the ceremonies
21 16  | heretics were converted, and returned to the true faith of Christ;
22 16  |    they went, and the people returned to the city. But St Anthony
23 17  |   Shortly after, however, it returned, and he went again and asked
24 20  |      seen, and they together returned thanks to God.~To the praise
25 21  |    man of prayer, and rarely returned to his cell after Matins,
26 27  |     was buried, Brother John returned to the Convent of Massa,