Chapter

 1 3 |        when I lie down on the ground to place one of thy feet
 2 4 |      hood, throwing us on the ground, rolling us in the snow,
 3 7 |    their feet touched not the ground. In that same hour some
 4 2 |       themselves, fell to the ground as if they had been dead,
 5 3 | prepared the meal on the bare ground, as was his custom. The
 6 4 |       birds which were on the ground, and suddenly all those
 7 4 |     to bow their heads to the ground, endeavouring by their motions
 8 5 |    this the child fell to the ground as if he had been dead.
 9 6 |       other beds but the bare ground, with here and there a little
10 8 |     prostrated himself to the ground, and, being ravished in
11 2 |      to him. As he lay on the ground in this pitiable condition,
12 24|      the brethren fell to the ground. First fell those who had
13 29|      would have fallen to the ground; and all the friars with