Chapter

1 2 | upon the bed, pretending to fall asleep. Bernard likewise
2 10| souls, so that they may not fall into cruel hands, which
3 11|     which had caused him to fall into the power of the enemy.
4 1 |    for fifteen days, should fall ill of another infirmity;
5 2 |     am about to die from my fall, which has shattered me
6 2 |   devour him, if he were to fall into the river; and he trembled
7 2 |     fly away which made him fall down thus, he said within
8 23|  will of God that he should fall dangerously ill, so that
9 24| against them, and many will fall and not rise again.' And