Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   1|        whole sufficiently well served by the translations already
 2  Intr,   0|       in the cloister and have served as nourishment to many who
 3  Unic,   2|       which I think might have served as an excuse for them: that
 4  Unic,   4|     though, in the days when I served God, they became very profitable
 5  Unic,   7| grieved he was that he had not served God better: he would have
 6  Unic,   9|      recollect myself and thus served me as a book; they reminded
 7  Unic,  11| fitting for us; but let God be served in all things. Sweet is
 8  Unic,  19|  granted me, albeit I have not served Him but offended Him. I
 9  Unic,  19|     brought up, who had always served Thee and laboured for Thee
10  Unic,  32|        of God, and He was well served in it, yet, as it was very
11  Unic,  32|       think He was very little served in them, for what would
12  Unic,  33|      they two would be greatly served in it. I was not to fear
13  Unic,  34|       but God would be greatly served, and, as far as the convent
14  Unic,  35|    necessaries of life if they served Him. For my own part, as
15  Unic,  36|       the Lord would be better served by my abandoning it entirely,
16  Unic,  36|        Lord would be very well served there; and he had added
17  Unic,  37|       will He help one who has served Him truly! Let us all strive
18  Unic,  38|        knowing that it has not served Him, is much more grieved
19  Unic,  38|       had poor health; and she served God well and was fond of
20  Unic,  39|     real service to Thee: if I served Thee in great matters, I
21  Unic,  39|     asked because I have never served Him; if I had, perhaps I
22  Unic,  39|        number of years we have served Him, for the sum total of
23  Unic,  39|    pleasing the Lord. This has served to sustain the little virtue