Part, Chapter

 1  Intr,   0|     must remain for such as can treat them better than I. And
 2  Unic,  10| humility, of which I propose to treat. We may think it humility
 3  Unic,  15|      and realize that we cannot treat effectively with God by
 4  Unic,  17|    desire also. Let His Majesty treat it as His own: it no longer
 5  Unic,  19|        that therefore Thou dost treat them as brave souls and
 6  Unic,  22|        entirely from Christ and treat that Divine Body of His
 7  Unic,  23|       the holy determination to treat me as if I were strong (
 8  Unic,  23|      this gentleman knew how to treat me and had the humility
 9  Unic,  33|       soul; for he knows how to treat persons whom the Lord seems
10  Unic,  37|        affection; so they would treat me quite unpleasantly. This
11  Unic,  37|        are careless and omit to treat people much better than
12  Unic,  40|       as certain books do which treat of prayer, telling us where