Chapter

 1 IV|     disciples; and I wish to ask thee, likewise, if it be
 2 IV|     answered: "Why dost thou ask my name, which is Wonderful?"
 3 4 |      should come angrily and ask us who we are; if, after
 4 7 |    the saint he did not dare ask him. As they reached Siena,
 5 3 |      a truth, if she were to ask of thee even a greater grace
 6 4 |    to Brother Silvester, and ask of him the same favour."
 7 4 | returned to Sister Clare, to ask what she had learnt from
 8 8 |     the vision, he dared not ask, and seemed struck dumb
 9 2 |   God, and promising them to ask the Lord to have pity on
10 13|     little, that I may first ask the Lord to prosper our
11 18|   souls, this is the grace I ask of thee, namely, that thou
12 18|    And St Michael answered: "Ask some other grace, as this
13 21|        My son, Brother John, ask of me what thou wilt." And
14 21|  Lord, I have naught else to ask thee but thyself, as I desire
15 21|    desire naught else; but I ask thee to forgive my sins,
16 21|    from God that thou mayest ask of him what grace whatsoever
17 23|    to pray to her humbly, to ask of her divine Son to deliver