Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   2|                               Oh, the devil, the devil!"
 2  Pref,   2|                               Oh, what terrible harm, what
 3  Pref,   2|       of meaning, it becomes "Oh, God!", "Dear God!" or even "
 4  Unic,   5|      father forbade me to go. Oh, what an excess of human
 5  Unic,   7|                               Oh, what terrible harm, what
 6  Unic,   7|                               Oh, God help me! If only I
 7  Unic,   8|    bear Thee to be with them! Oh, how good a Friend art Thou,
 8  Unic,   9|                               Oh, God help me! How amazed
 9  Unic,  14| captive of Him Whom it loves. Oh, my Jesus and Lord, how
10  Unic,  16|                               Oh, what great freedom we enjoy!
11  Unic,  19|      devils to send me there. Oh, God help me, how terribly
12  Unic,  19|      be quite free from sins. Oh how far this hope led me
13  Unic,  20|     of all that it has to do. Oh, my God, how clear is the
14  Unic,  20|       and endless affliction. Oh, if all would agree to consider
15  Unic,  21|   understanding of the truth! Oh, what a state this would
16  Unic,  21|                               Oh, what it is for a soul which
17  Unic,  21|      rule men desire to live. Oh, were we but completely
18  Unic,  22|  making efforts of their own. Oh, how well God can reveal
19  Unic,  22|        and how good a Friend! Oh, Lord of my soul, if only
20  Unic,  25|      Thee, Lord of the world. Oh, if someone would but proclaim
21  Unic,  25|    canst Thou deal with them! Oh, would that we had never
22  Unic,  25|     this was the work of God. Oh, what a good God! Oh, what
23  Unic,  25|     God. Oh, what a good God! Oh, what a good Lord! What
24  Unic,  25|      understand these fears. "Oh, the devil, the devil we
25  Unic,  29|    how such a thing could be. Oh, what it is to see a wounded
26  Unic,  29|   have set it wholly on fire. Oh, how often, when in this
27  Unic,  30|  might help it to praise God. Oh, how often do I remember
28  Unic,  33|       a kind of exclamation: "Oh, the greed of mankind! So
29  Unic,  34|                               Oh, the great goodness and
30  Unic,  34|    fact, is their profession. Oh, what a great thing it is,
31  Unic,  35|    been settled had I waited. Oh, the greatness of God! I
32  Unic,  36|                               Oh, God help me! What a miserable
33  Unic,  36|       what to do with myself. Oh, if only we thought carefully
34  Unic,  39|       Thy sake?350 How far -- oh, how far, how very far!
35  Unic,  39|                               Oh, God help me! If I were
36  Unic,  39|       and exclaimed sternly: "Oh, children of men, how long
37  Unic,  40|       this imprinted upon it! Oh, my Majesty and Greatness!
38  Unic,  40|    know where to hide myself. Oh, that someone could reveal
39  Unic,  40|   offences we have committed. Oh, God help me, how blind