Chapter

 1 3  |          with him naught but two small loaves. When they had reached
 2 3  |          save half of one of the small loaves he had taken with
 3 XII|      thou puttest upon me, be it small or be it great, I accept
 4 3  |          part in not granting so small a thing to Sister Clare,
 5 5  |         in which he lived was so small that the monks were obliged
 6 6  |     brethren wore on their flesh small hearts and bands of iron,
 7 7  |  remained, here and there, a few small bunches of grapes, when
 8 9  | inhabitants, both men and women, small and great, young and old,
 9 9  |          hell, if the jaws of so small an animal as a wolf can
10 16 |        multitude of fishes, both small and great, approached the