Chapter

1 4 |  dumb, and, what is even a far greater work, if they should
2 8 |  much strengthened, he put far from him all temptation
3 9 |    that he was willing, so far s was in his power, to hold
4 1 |    St Francis, who was not far distant, himself visited
5 10|   other's hearts, and knew far better what we had to say
6 12| the way; others arrived as far as the middle of the stream;
7 22|   honouring his remains so far above those of the other
8 22|  in a solitary place, very far from the convent where he