Chapter

 1 II   |           wicked lips, and to the hands that do evil." Woe to the
 2 II   |           of the lips; woe to the hands that do evil, for the guilt
 3 III  |          the handmaid ,are on the hands of her mistress," etc. The
 4 III  |    handmaid should be ever on the hands of her mistress, for the
 5 III  |       should always look upon the hands of Mary, so that by her
 6 III  |           of Mary, so that by her hands we may receive some good,
 7 III  |           the Lord, by those same hands, whatever good we do." For
 8 III  |          we do." For it is by the hands of this Lady we have whatever
 9 III  |          did not pass through the hands of Mary." By the hands of
10 III  |        the hands of Mary." By the hands of this Lady we should also
11 III  |       care to commend it to those hands most pleasing and worthy
12 III  |     worthy of all acceptance, the hands of Mary, if thou wouldst
13 III  |           towards us such liberal hands, and is so powerful for
14 IV   |   carpenter, but the works of His hands are the sun and the aurora.
15 IV   |      devout prayers, but also her hands in good works.~It was thus
16 IV   |     wretched sluggard whose mind, hands, and tongue are so often
17 XI   |           a stone was cut without hands. What, therefore, is signified
18 XI   |          the stone is cut without hands, unless it be that Christ,
19 XI   |          body, with His wounds in hands, feet, and side to His Father;
20 XIII |         St. Bernard says. "In thy hands," he says, speaking to Mary, "
21 XIV  |         stone was cut out without hands" (Dan. II, 45.) This was
22 XIV  |           lance; the blood of His hands and feet by the nails. The
23 XVIII|             With the fruit of her hands she hath planted a vineyard" (
24 XVIII|       said to be the fruit of the hands, because He is acquired
25 XVIII|      acquired by the labor of the hands in good works, and is ministered
26 XVIII| ministered to the faithful by the hands of the priest. Therefore,
27 XVIII|          is also the fruit of her hands, because by her hands He
28 XVIII|         her hands, because by her hands He was most devoutly handled.
29 XVIII|     handled. Of this fruit of her hands, Mary, or the primitive