Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   7|     thought of in the things wont to be esteemed by the world.
 2  Unic,   7|  more quickly than toads are wont to do. I cannot imagine
 3  Unic,  10|      that, though once I was wont to speak of vanities, the
 4  Unic,  13| which the devil is sometimes wont to prepare. This chapter
 5  Unic,  18|     do anything), I am often wont to exclaim "Lord, consider
 6  Unic,  18|    but buried. It is not Thy wont, Lord, to do such great
 7  Unic,  18|     the spirit, or union, is wont to come with heavenly love;
 8  Unic,  21|   being with people who were wont to distract me had now no
 9  Unic,  24|     me more than He had been wont to do, so that I might the
10  Unic,  25|    which until then had been wont to trouble me. For, although
11  Unic,  37|   they cannot do as they are wont, but must keep silence about