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 1 IV  |        wishing to interrupt his prayers, I beg him to order Brother
 2 4   |         or of the virtue of his prayers; and, wishing to know the
 3 4   |         to learn it through the prayers of others. Wherefore he
 4 6   |       ill and hindered in their prayers; and St Francis, like a
 5 XXIV|          through the merits and prayers of St Francis. ~To the praise
 6 3   | endeavoured day and night, with prayers and tears, to drive away
 7 5   |    practice of thine accustomed prayers; know of a certainty that
 8 8   |       with fasts and vigils and prayers, weeping before the Lord,
 9 8   |        willingly listens to the prayers of the humble, with cries
10 9   |        were all healed by their prayers and by the sign of the most
11 14  |        I have such faith in thy prayers that were I even in hell
12 14  |         saved by the merits and prayers of St Francis, in which
13 17  |     implored him with tears and prayers to allow him to give one
14 19  |   living, to help me now by thy prayers, and say for me some Paters,
15 19  |         me some Paters, for thy prayers are most acceptable to God."
16 19  |         man was relieved by his prayers, said for his intention
17 19  |         towards me; through thy prayers I have been delivered from
18 21  |         however, at last to his prayers, he went to take a little