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 1 2 |          painful combats with the devil. Now St Francis felt great
 2 7 |           fallen victims, but the devil would have drawn many souls
 3 7 |         sent into thy soul by the devil." Then Brother Masseo clearly
 4 8 |           a few days, through the devil,s suggestions, with a violent
 5 8 |    fighting valiantly against the devil, thou too shalt receive
 6 11|      fallen into the power of the devil.~St Francis, being one day
 7 11|         to this evil thought, the devil, seeing a way open to him,
 8 11|    penance, St Francis beheld the devil to flee away; and the brother,
 9 1 |           he was possessed of the devil (as indeed he was) for he
10 2 |          resolved to renounce the devil and his works; and St Francis
11 5 |              Chapter XXIX~How the Devil often appeared to brother
12 5 | melancholy and sorrowful; for the devil put it into his heart that
13 5 |        knowing the deceits of the devil, answered: "O Brother Ruffino,
14 5 |          thou art deceived by the devil." On hearing these words,
15 5 |           appeared to him was the devil and not Christ, and that
16 5 |      clearly know that he was the devil and not Christ; for no sooner
17 5 |        thy mouth!" upon which the devil left him in so great rage
18 5 |           plainly that it was the devil who had deceived him, and
19 5 |           thee so unhappy was the devil. But I am Christ, thy Master;
20 7 |     brother who was seized by the devil as a punishment for his
21 17|       instructed in the Rule. The devil, who is ever on the watch
22 18|      woman who was possessed by a devil, by praying for her a whole
23 21|           strongly tempted by the devil that he determined to leave
24 21|            worse than all this, a devil stood before him, holding
25 21|            or deed. Then said the devil to him: "Because of these
26 21|        that he was damned, as the devil said; so that when the brothers