Chapter

 1 7 |     Masseo on their shoulders, carried them to the Bishop's palace,
 2 4 |        by St Francis, would be carried by him and by his brethren
 3 5 |    took him up in his arms and carried him in his bosom, as the
 4 8 |      it seemed to him as if he carried about him an insupportable
 5 6 |      with him Brother Leo, who carried his mantle and that of Brother
 6 11|    being ill, was miraculously carried, on Christmas night to the
 7 11|      to leave her comfortless, carried her miraculously to the
 8 11| Communion, after which she was carried back to her bed. When the
 9 12|       was rapt in ecstasy, and carried in spirit to a great, wide
10 12|        heavily laden, who were carried away by the current and
11 12|   other brothers arrive; these carried nothing on their backs,
12 18|        How Brother Bentivoglio carried a leper fifteen miles in
13 24|     spirit of life: these were carried by devils to dark regions,
14 24|     drunk of the chalice, were carried by angels to the regions
15 24|       tree was blown down, and carried away by the wind; and immediately
16 29|    gathering round him, he was carried to the sacristy as if dead,