Part, Chapter

 1   1, 12|   to understand how much we cost Him, that the servant is
 2   1, 7 |     whose shortcomings have cost me very dear. At any rate,
 3   2, 6 |     as it is He Whom it has cost the most, so His Majesty
 4   2, 13|  this should be done at Thy cost! Thou dost require only
 5   3, 6 |   and it is this which will cost you most; for death comes
 6   3, 13|    not suppose that it will cost you nothing or that you
 7   3, 13| which our Spouse had for us cost Him, when, in order to redeem
 8   1, 2 |     won by the soul at some cost to itself. And although
 9   6, 4 |   and may give Thee praise. Cost what it may, it is this
10   9, 23| attained the virtues at the cost of his own toil has earned
11   9, 23|   His Majesty, at their own cost, and without being given
12  11, 6 |    that great things should cost a great deal, especially
13   4, 7 |     to do so, even at great cost to ourselves, as often happens.
14   4, 17|     though I confess it has cost me very little. And considering