Part, Chapter

 1   1, 5 |                      Now let us return to our beautiful and delightful
 2   1, 5 |     ought to proceed farther or return to the room where it was
 3   1, 5 |       of which it would like to return. In particular, the will
 4   1, 7 |        offer him rather than to return to the first room, he will
 5   1, 4 |      leave all this for now and return to what I had begun to explain
 6   1, 6 |  understand Him. And now let us return to these carefully-ordered
 7   2, 13| Mansions that they might easily return to them, since their fortitude
 8   2, 13|   persecutions, they might well return to such pleasures and the
 9   2, 9 |         in our thinking that in return for our miserable services
10   3, 2 |        away and get lost but to return to their Mansion; and so
11   2, 4 |                          But to return to what I was saying. The
12   2, 10|   little creature go? It cannot return to the place it came from,
13   3, 1 |                      LET us now return to our little dove, and
14   3, 5 |                              To return, then, to our first point:
15   7, 12|     desire to make some kind of return for this great favour, and
16  11, 8 |                      Let us now return to what we were discussing
17   2, 8 |                      Let us now return to what we were saying.
18   4, 18|      the door open against your return. Once you have been shown