Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   2|      trend of the argument is concerned -- and one has constantly
 2  Unic,   2|        though I was much more concerned about my honour.68 This
 3  Unic,   2|      anything which I thought concerned worldly honour, and I did
 4  Unic,   2|      All that I was seriously concerned about was that I should
 5  Unic,   4|       enter, for by now I was concerned chiefly with the good of
 6  Unic,  20|     world where pleasures are concerned and how even in this life
 7  Unic,  23| advantage for persons who are concerned in the direction of souls
 8  Unic,  24|      continued. I was so much concerned about this that it caused
 9  Unic,  24|        however, was much more concerned, during those two months,
10  Unic,  31|     in fact, I would be quite concerned about her. In short, I discovered
11  Unic,  34|     as far as the convent was concerned, it would be as well if
12  Unic,  34|    far as things of earth are concerned, he no longer seems to be
13  Unic,  35|       others. If I alone were concerned, nothing whatever should
14  Unic,  36|    Lord. The part of it which concerned me was so full of imperfections
15  Unic,  36|   their project it would have concerned themselves alone; harm to
16  Unic,  39|        Many more of them have concerned the health of the soul than