Chapter

 1 3 |        of bread he put aside the temptation to vainglory, and yet fasted
 2 8 |      fought with courage against temptation and having preserved to
 3 8 |          he put far from him all temptation to leave the Order, confessed
 4 2 |         visited by such a strong temptation to sleep, that he could
 5 3 | delivered one of them from great temptation.~St Francis coming one day
 6 3 |         the Lord allowed a great temptation to take possession of his
 7 3 |         tears, to drive away the temptation, but not succeeding he believed
 8 3 |        revealed to him the whole temptation which had assailed Brother
 9 3 |         Lord hath permitted this temptation that thou mayest gain a
10 3 |          not wish this gain, the temptation shall be removed"; and,
11 3 |       words than immediately the temptation left him, and it seemed
12 5 |        was of no avail. And this temptation increasing more and more,
13 5 |         of a certainty that this temptation will be to thee a source
14 17| delivered a Brother from a great temptation, on account of which he
15 17|          as I cannot resist this temptation of the flesh." Brother Simon,
16 17|       God so earnestly, that the temptation left him. Shortly after,
17 17|           At last, one night the temptation assailed him again with
18 17|         man quite freed from the temptation, and as calm as if he had
19 21|       spirit of prophecy, of the temptation and of the decision of the
20 21|       the trial arrived, and the temptation disappeared; then was Brother