Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   2|    of them had given me good advice, I might have profited by
 2  Unic,   7|       if they will follow my advice, they will at least consider
 3  Unic,   7|   his desire to die, for the advice which he gave us after receiving
 4  Unic,  11|                  I repeat my advice, then (and it matters not
 5  Unic,  12|        Once more I repeat my advice that it is very important
 6  Unic,  15|    moment. This will be good advice for the learned men who
 7  Unic,  22|     as what may be necessary advice; for there are some books
 8  Unic,  26| seemed to me by no means bad advice, for whenever I used to
 9  Unic,  28| although I was given so much advice that I sometimes became
10  Unic,  30|  confessor hardly needed the advice. This gentleman, however,
11  Unic,  36|     why I would not take his advice; he then immediately disappeared.
12  Unic,  37|  always like to follow their advice more than anything else.