Part, Question

 1   1, 112|   this man; and if ~he shall slip away, thy life shall be
 2   2, 48 |     happened long ago easily slip from our memory. But ~anger
 3   2, 23 |     he adds: "If some slight slip should occur, and he ~recover
 4   2, 47 | spiritual impressions easily slip from the mind, unless ~they
 5   2, 47 |     the less it is liable to slip out of it. Wherefore Tully
 6   2, 71 |      lightness of heart or a slip of the tongue.~Aquin.: SMT
 7   2, 71 |   are apt to occur through a slip of the ~tongue, and without
 8   2, 96 |  such an oath in fun or by a slip of the tongue in the course
 9   2, 96 |     that swears falsely by a slip of tongue, if he ~adverts
10   3, 60 |      this through error or a slip of the tongue, and if he
11   3, 83 |     cold that the ~host will slip from the priest's hands