Chapter

 1 IV|   loudly, so quickly, and so long, that the brothers marvelled
 2 IV| stranger; "for I have made a long journey, and am come to
 3 6 |    to heaven, remained for a long space with his mind rapt
 4 3 |  because, having been for so long time shut up in San Damiano,
 5 3 |    holy edification. After a long lapse of time, St Francis,
 6 5 |      tell any man thereof so long as he, St Francis, lived.
 7 9 |  inhabitants of this land so long as thou shalt live among
 8 1 |    of Christ, St Francis, as long as he lived in this miserable
 9 2 |    third time, and waited so long that they might attain their
10 3 | Ancona, he governed it for a long time with much discretion
11 4 |   state of ecstasy all night long, in the wood where they
12 9 | things celestial; and having long reasoned together, St Clare
13 10|    love and charity, as if a long friendship had existed between
14 13|      he saw, too, that for a long space of time the saint
15 17|      mind, that all his life long he was a mirror of sanctity,
16 17|     who lived with him for a long time. He very seldom left
17 21|     permitted him to end the long journey of this present
18 21|  blessed one, whom he had so long awaited and desired to see.
19 25|    fruit in souls; and for a long time, whenever Brother John
20 29|   devotion. At last, after a long time, it pleased God that