Chapter

 1 IV  |      call Brother Elias; for I wish to put a question to him,
 2 IV  |      thou wantest with me." "I wish to know," answered the stranger, "
 3 IV  |        to his disciples; and I wish to ask thee, likewise, if
 4 1   |     said to him: "If it is thy wish to found a convent in this
 5 2   |     words to say to you; but I wish you to consider that, as
 6 6   |     after thee; why do all men wish to see thee, to hear thee,
 7 XII |   Brother Masseo, thy brethren wish to share the charges I have
 8 1   |          As thy prayer and thy wish is to observe that which
 9 3   |      knowing how great was the wish of Sister Clare to eat with
10 XXIV|       faith of Christ and by a wish to suffer martyrdom, took
11 XXIV|     also because of his ardent wish to suffer martyrdom. From
12 3   |    merit; but if thou dost not wish this gain, the temptation
13 13  |        and inspired him with a wish to become religious.~St
14 13  |      the accomplishment of his wish, arose and embraced him
15 20  |    sufferings, he felt a great wish to know which of the three
16 21  |       say so - he confided his wish to Brother Philip, and entreated
17 21  | weeping and lamenting that his wish was never accomplished,
18 24  |   Brother James. I had a great wish to see him; for having asked
19 24  |    earth whom I have a greater wish to see." When Brother John
20 24  |         Having learnt this, my wish to speak to him and to hear