Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Preface,    2      |      important and, one would ~wish, most familiar of all his
 2 ApCreed,    2      |        s dealing with men. ~"I wish that God might speak with
 3 ApCreed,    3,  1  |        this view because they ~wish to measure divine power
 4 ApCreed,   15,  2  |        will be all honor. Men ~wish particularly to be kings,
 5 10Command,    7,  2|  desired results ~as when they wish to gain or avoid something: "
 6 10Command,    7,  2|    another, that is, when they wish ~to free someone from death,
 7 10Command,    9,  1|  continual combat. Now, if you wish the spirit to ~win, you
 8 Sacramen,    9     |       present wheresoever they wish: "They shall run to and
 9 LordPray           |       does not give us what we wish," says St. Augustine, "because
10 LordPray           |       really be what we do not wish for." St. Paul gives us
11 LordPray,    2,  2 |      love of heaven which they wish to gain; "those under the
12 LordPray,    3,  1 |    complied with; and God does wish that all things be subject
13 LordPray,    4,  4 |        that because of it they wish for death, which in itself
14 LordPray,    6,  1 |      it is a question of sin I wish to make no mention," says
15 HailMary,    4     | because of the honor of God, I wish to omit all ~mention of