Chapter

 1 5 |      tears and much spiritual consolation. ~To the praise and glory
 2 1 |    leaving St Francis full of consolation. Then rising from prayer,
 3 3 |    would never allow her this consolation. His companions, therefore,
 4 3 |      her this favour and this consolation." St Francis answered: "
 5 3 |      returned home with great consolation in their hearts, and much
 6 6 | filled with spiritual joy and consolation.~To the praise and glory
 7 7 |       give her some spiritual consolation, intending afterwards to
 8 2 |     had entered, he felt such consolation and such sweetness, that
 9 3 |       such sweetness and such consolation to him, that he was quite
10 5 |     to thee a source of great consolation and humility, as thou shalt
11 5 |      back to his cell full of consolation. As he was praying there
12 10|     rather a hindrance than a consolation. Know, then, that the king
13 11|  sisters to receive spiritual consolation. But Jesus Christ, her Spouse,
14 18| divine love and inexpressible consolation. Brother Peter, who witnessed
15 18|      thou hast received great consolation to-day!" And Brother Conrad
16 25|  sending them at divers times consolation or tribulation, adversity
17 25|      from him every spiritual consolation. Then was Brother John most
18 25|   without thee, I can have no consolation, for thou, O Jesus, art
19 25|      word, or leaving him any consolation. Then Brother John followed
20 28|  which he expected some great consolation from God, the Holy Spirit