Chapter

 1 2  |    scrip, nor bread, nor money; wishing to teach them thereby to
 2 2  | precepts of the Scriptures, not wishing to dispute with him, gave
 3 3  |     that he could scarcely see. Wishing one day to speak with Brother
 4 IV |        speak with him; but, not wishing to interrupt his prayers,
 5 6  |        the said Brother Masseo, wishing to test the humility of
 6 XII|    duties from him.~St Francis, wishing to mortify Brother Masseo,
 7 1  | follower of Christ, St Francis, wishing to be in all things conformed
 8 4  |     virtue of his prayers; and, wishing to know the will of God,
 9 6  |    Pastor, our Blessed Saviour, wishing to show the care he takes
10 14 |         Frederick sent for him, wishing to see him. He obeyed the
11 16 |         number of heretics, and wishing to lead them by the light
12 17 |      things external. A brother wishing to convince himself if this
13 18 |  convent fifteen miles off. Not wishing to abandon the poor leper,