Chapter

 1 7 |    play, and not to stop or rest until I bid thee." On this
 2 5 |  after Compline, he went to rest, so as to rise up early
 3 6 |  him the thought of all the rest, for he has you all in his
 4 7 |     much annoyed him, could rest neither day or night. After
 5 7 |     longer, as I find great rest in this church; and, for
 6 8 |     richly dressed than the rest, and surrounded by such
 7 8 |     forth brighter than the rest, are St Francis and St Anthony;
 8 1 |  Lord, and may his blessing rest on thee." Having said these
 9 2 | this horrible plain; and to rest me thou commandest me to
10 9 |    them were eaten, but the rest were put aside, in order
11 21|   thee go and take a little rest"; but Brother Matthew would
12 21|    he went to take a little rest, and Brother John remained
13 24| contents and threw away the rest, were partly bright and
14 25|     enjoy neither peace nor rest. Yet nowhere could he find
15 27|    sleep in peace, and will rest in life eternal"; and having