Chapter

 1 IV|           having heard that he is full of wisdom." Then Brother
 2 7 |           were blind and vain and full of pride, being sent into
 3 1 |   disappeared, leaving St Francis full of consolation. Then rising
 4 2 |      showed him an immense plain, full of sharp and pointed stones,
 5 2 |           flowed a terrible river full of serpents, scorpions and
 6 3 | Pellegrino passed from this world full of virtue, having wrought
 7 4 |          may be, who, if a palace full of gold were offered him,
 8 5 |         sent him back to his cell full of consolation. As he was
 9 7 |          lifetime, his soul being full of grace, and sanctified
10 9 |         both most virtuous women, full of the Holy Spirit, likewise
11 15|           each. And they were all full of wonder, for it seemed
12 17|           to the governor, and in full council implored him with
13 18|           Brother Conrad arrived, full of joy and happiness, Brother
14 24|           him, gave him a chalice full of the spirit of life, saying, `
15 24|           devils to dark regions, full of pain and anguish; but
16 24|          regions of life eternal, full of light and splendour.
17 25|          to heaven, with his eyes full of tears, Jesus Christ,
18 25|         of pity; for the earth is full of thy mercy"; but the Lord