Part, Chapter

 1   0, 13|            Life, at that time in the hands of the Inquisitors.4 This
 2   1, 6 |     paralysed: they possess feet and hands but they cannot control
 3   2, 9 |          reason and our fears in His hands and let us forget the weakness
 4   3, 6 |             just leave itself in the hands of God, and do what He wills
 5   1, 3 | consciousness remains to it, neither hands nor feet can move; as we
 6   2, 13|            delivered itself into His hands and His great love has so
 7   4, 3 |              visit, worthier to join hands (as people say) with Him;
 8   1, 11|            defend itself were in the hands of its enemy, and was thus
 9   4, 13|              powers at once, and the hands and the body grow so cold
10   5, 2 | unconditionally placed itself in His hands, and has offered itself
11   5, 2 |              commit herself into the hands of Him Who is so powerful,
12   6, 2 |              to leave herself in His hands. And even this impotence
13   9, 22|            us place ourselves in His hands so that His will may be
14   1, 3 |          prison, with their feet and hands bound so that they can do
15   1, 4 |       Christian whom we saw with his hands tied behind him, bound with