Part, Chapter

 1  Intr,   0|    have so much enhanced their value. England, it will be seen,
 2  Unic,   5|     realize how trivial is the value of all things that pass
 3  Unic,  13|      and my devotion was of no value at all until I resolved
 4  Unic,  13|        be, it must be of great value to him when it is done in
 5  Unic,  15|      believe me, there is more value in a little study of humility
 6  Unic,  15|      and how nothing is of any value, and how such earthly rest
 7  Unic,  20|        If there is anything of value in it, let His Majesty distribute
 8  Unic,  21| clearly that nothing is of any value save pleasing God. The trouble
 9  Unic,  30|      he thought that there was value in the prayers of this miserable
10  Unic,  34|      with Thy love! What great value we ought to set on it and
11  Unic,  34|       a sign that he sets some value upon it; and if he sets
12  Unic,  34|        it; and if he sets some value upon it, it will naturally
13  Unic,  39|   other -- is to explain why I value prayer which has lasted
14  Unic,  39|      that His Majesty will not value the services I have rendered
15  Unic,  39|       thought had been of some value I found any number of faults