Chapter

 1 2   |       poor of Christ, keeping back nothing for himself; and
 2 3   |    this answer from God, went back with great haste to Brother
 3 IV  |       Brother Masseo hastened back to the convent-gate, and
 4 IV  |      than himself, he hurried back to the convent-gate in hopes
 5 3   |     and their companions came back to themselves; and, being
 6 4   | kneeling down before him, put back his hood; and crossing his
 7 XXIV|        and begged him to come back often, giving both him and
 8 2   |       for sinners are brought back to God more easily by kindness
 9 2   |        thou shalt humbly come back here." Whilst the guardian
10 2   |        as he could neither go back nor go forward. Seeing himself
11 2   |       were growing out of his back, and he waited with great
12 2   |        When he awoke and came back to himself, the brothers
13 4   |       hour of None. On coming back to himself, he went about
14 4   |    not willingly carry on his back a sack of copper to acquire
15 5   |      kind words, and sent him back to his cell full of consolation.
16 11  |   after which she was carried back to her bed. When the nuns
17 14  |  restored to him. He hastened back to Brother Elias with this
18 17  |      he said to him: "Give me back my clothes which I wore
19 17  |      implored him to give him back his scholar's dress, as
20 17  |     was granted. When he came back to himself, he found the
21 18  |   placed him carefully on his back, and charitably took him
22 18  |        Brother Peter hastened back to the convent that he might
23 21  |       of the novice, hastened back to the convent, and calling
24 25  |        When Brother John came back to himself after this vision,
25 29  |      suspended, his body fell back. If he had not been supported
26 29  |      was summer. When he came back to himself, I, who was present,