Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,  17| importunate little moths that fly by night: just so the understanding
 2  Unic,  18|       wings and can no longer fly. The will must be fully
 3  Unic,  19|    but it is not yet ready to fly, for its virtues are not
 4  Unic,  20|      wings and has learned to fly. Now the little bird has
 5  Unic,  22|     willed that a toad should fly, He should wait for it to
 6  Unic,  22|    the fact that they want to fly is of no help to them; for,
 7  Unic,  23|    make progress and learn to fly, though no one will believe
 8  Unic,  25|      in truth, the devil will fly from these truths as from
 9  Unic,  31|    walk, and men expect it to fly. He has not yet conquered
10  Unic,  31|     go wrong here and want to fly before God gives them wings.