Chapter

 1 II  |        but later I brought him great grief, because I undertook
 2 II  |     men of influence among the great ones of the land, relying
 3 II  |     which he was considered of great authority. After our master
 4 VI  |        happen with us. Oh, how great was the uncle's grief when
 5 VII |      Theophrastus set forth in great detail the intolerable annoyances
 6 VIII|      when clerics sought me in great numbers, endlessly beseeching
 7 IX  |     Matthew, xv. 14). ~ Now, a great many people saw and read
 8 X   |    with them, received me with great exultation, and diligently
 9 X   |     the better. Thereupon in a great rage they began to cry out
10 X   | considered that it would bring great shame upon them if I should
11 XII |       the poet's, which has so great a voice, and nought beside.
12 XII | apostles in whom the world put great faith. One of these (Norbert
13 XIII|     was thus afflicted with so great perturbation to of the spirit,
14 XIV |   which slander had done to so great a man as this, I was not
15 XIV |         too, of that eunuch of great authority under Queen Candace
16 XIV |       rather to be chosen than great riches" (Prov. xxii. 1).
17 XV  |       follow the example of so great a father, lest, in thus
18 XV  |      the tyrant Dionysius as a great blessing, beheld the sword
19 XV  |      with the thought that the great goodness of God permits
20 XV  |         Thy will be done." And great is the consolation to all