Part, Chapter

 1   0, 41|    exquisite hand seen to better advantage: indeed, the calligraphy
 2   2, 18|        the devil can pluck great advantage and start habits of slander;
 3   2, 3 |         it would be a very great advantage if we were prepared and
 4   2, 13|         the world. It is a great advantage for us to be able to consult
 5   2, 13|         parents. This is a great advantage, as I know. However determined
 6   1, 1 |   undertake this if there is any advantage to be gained from its being
 7   3, 6 |  completely disregarding its own advantage and resigning itself as
 8   3, 10|         and may well bring great advantage to the Church of God. He
 9   2, 3 |         so industriously for our advantage, and that in such an enterprise
10   1, 2 |         however attractively the advantage of so doing might be presented
11   1, 5 |    permitting this for its great advantage. Being quite clear about
12   3, 3 |         the devil is apt to take advantage of the infirmity of these
13   9, 7 |        shall find it of no small advantage to us. Even Saint Jerome,
14   3, 8 | something that is to some soul's advantage. They have no aridities
15   4, 14|        you imagine it is a small advantage that you should have so