Part, Question

1   2, 66 |     greater one's pleasure ~and readiness in making use of it. Now
2   2, 66 |   account of his more admirable readiness for the ~act of one virtue
3   2, 105|        be ready to lend: ~which readiness ceases if the creditors
4   2, 23 | according to charity, and this ~readiness increasing, man breaks out
5   2, 30 |        as a just man, i.e. with readiness and delight, and ~such an
6   2, 30 |        s sake, with delight and readiness, and ~altogether as one
7   2, 38 |       should always be borne in readiness of mind, so that we be ~
8 Suppl, 9| penitent, should manifest ~his "readiness to obey" the priest, should