Chapter

 1 IV| they were both on the other side of the river. Then Brother
 2 2 | placed himself on the right side of St Francis - who had
 3 2 |  placed himself on the left side of St Francis, who, crossing
 4 9 |   thou must promise, on thy side, never again to attack any
 5 9 |  obeying him, walked by his side as meekly as a lamb, to
 6 2 |  very high mountain, on the side of which was a deep precipice
 7 12|    passed over to the other side without any danger to themselves.
 8 17|    made him sit down by his side, and talked to him of God;
 9 21| feet, besides a pain in his side, and many other sufferings;
10 23| leavest this world." By the side of the Virgin Mary there