Chapter

 1 IV| expressly against himself. Not knowing in what way to clear his
 2 3 |     refusal of St Francis, and knowing how great was the wish of
 3 4 |       received the answer, and knowing it to be the will of the
 4 6 |      Dominic, seeing this, and knowing of a certainty that it was
 5 1 |       ought." Then St Francis, knowing through divine revelation
 6 2 |   trembled much with fear, not knowing what to do or what to say,
 7 5 |       by the Spirit of God and knowing the deceits of the devil,
 8 8 |        things of humility, and knowing it to be one of the greatest
 9 8 |       Brother Masseo!" And he, knowing in his spirit that it was
10 12|        himself; and St Francis knowing in spirit that he had had
11 22|         Then Brother Pacifico, knowing how he was misjudged by
12 25|        greatly comforted. Then knowing that the gift of divine