Chapter

 1 2 |         the devil. Now St Francis felt great compassion for Brother
 2 1 |         raised in the air, he had felt such a sweet sensation in
 3 8 |          shape of the sleeves; he felt a horror for the hood, for
 4 10|        met St Francis, who always felt a great compassion for such
 5 1 |      leprosy beginning to vanish, felt great sorrow and repentance
 6 2 |        soon as he had entered, he felt such consolation and such
 7 5 |         the faith and love he had felt for St Francis hitherto,
 8 8 |          virtue, without which he felt that he was only worthy
 9 10|  explained in words that which we felt in our hearts. For so imperfectly
10 13|        and respect that the saint felt himself drawn to love him
11 13|          courtesy and generosity, felt great affection towards
12 13|          earth. On seeing this he felt in his heart so great a
13 17|        and Brother Simon, neither felt it, nor did it leave any
14 17|    strongly in the flesh, that he felt it impossible to resist;
15 17|          with such force, that he felt it was quite impossible
16 17|          torn out, this young man felt such compassion for him
17 18|         this scene at a distance, felt likewise in his soul great
18 20|          in mental sufferings, he felt a great wish to know which
19 21|           appeared to him, and he felt his soul melt within him.
20 25|           master speak of God, he felt his heart to burn within
21 25|           restored to him, and he felt himself greatly comforted.
22 28| experienced this great fervour he felt such a security of his salvation,
23 28|      lasted six months, though he felt not always the same degree