Chapter

 1 3 |    answer; for, his soul being rapt in divine contemplation,
 2 3 |  answered thee not, for he was rapt out of himself, nor did
 3 6 |       long space with his mind rapt in God; then, coming to
 4 3 |       abundantly, and all were rapt in Christ. Whilst they were
 5 3 |  Christ. Whilst they were thus rapt, with eyes and hearts raised
 6 2 |      down his head than he was rapt in spirit and led up into
 7 4 |       St Francis, he was often rapt in God through the contemplation
 8 5 |     whole day and night he was rapt in God, and from that moment
 9 12|     prayer by his bedside, was rapt in ecstasy, and carried
10 17|       visitations he was often rapt in God, and quite insensible
11 17|       occasion, as he was thus rapt in God, and insensible to
12 17|       him. As he prayed he was rapt in ecstasy, and his prayer
13 22|       in a solitary place, was rapt in ecstasy, and saw the
14 23| supernatural, and he was often rapt in God. He possessed the
15 25| spiritural gifts; he was often rapt in ecstasy, so that his
16 25|     consoled, enlightened, and rapt in ecstasy, and this sweet
17 27|      soul. As he prayed he was rapt in ecsasty, and he saw in
18 28|        from God, and was often rapt in ecsasty, as was seen
19 28|     night especially he was so rapt in God, that he saw in him