Chapter

 1 Prol |    sublimity of the subject; secondly, because of the slenderness
 2 II   |      is it said to her, Ave.~Secondly, we must consider that Mary
 3 III  |      whole world."~Consider, secondly, that Mary in the Passion
 4 III  |      the purity of her life.~Secondly, consider that Mary is a
 5 III  |      has the light of life."~Secondly, consider how Mary is light-giver
 6 V    |  hath regarded my humility."~Secondly, consider the immensity
 7 VI   |    by thee was given to us."~Secondly, consider in Mary the grace
 8 VII  | conceived in her pure mind."~Secondly, let us consider that Mary
 9 VIII |  thee, O most powerful Mary.~Secondly, note that the universal
10 IX   |  thee, O most merciful Mary.~Secondly, note that our own special
11 X    |  with a most noble daughter.~Secondly, note that the Lord who
12 XI   |    away of the night of sin; secondly, because of the approach
13 XI   |    most full sanctification; secondly, in her most bright conversation;
14 XI   |     night has seen no light.~Secondly, note that Mary is, as it
15 XI   |      her most full holiness; secondly, because of the advance
16 XI   |   and present their prayer."~Secondly, note that our aurora, Mary,
17 XII  |    heavenly bridal chamber."~Secondly, consider in Mary the flower
18 XIII |     nativity without sin....~Secondly, consider that we find Mary
19 XIV  |    thy life and thy manners.~Secondly, consider how truly Mary
20 XV   |   earth by all generations."~Secondly, let us hear how Mary is
21 XVI  |      or paternal generosity.~Secondly, let us consider how the
22 XVII |  down the root of humility."~Secondly, let us see how this blessed
23 XVIII|     bring forth more fruit."~Secondly, the blessed fruit of Mary
24 XVIII|       to expiate mortal sin; secondly, to placate the supreme