Part, Chapter

 1   2, 8 |      in our own little plot of ground and tie ourselves down to
 2   1, 5 | prosperous are now beneath the ground, and we trample upon their
 3   1, 10|   another and set them on safe ground where these beasts cannot
 4   2, 13|        is not built upon solid ground like that of souls who are
 5   3, 10|     worse. I am aware how much ground there is for fear about
 6   6, 9 |       They will leave this dry ground of ours well watered and
 7   8, 10|       road; and so there is no ground here either for approval
 8   9, 10|   Saint Paul was thrown to the ground and there came that storm
 9   2, 8 |       due to the nature of the ground in which the soul is planted,
10   3, 13|    that it has discovered firm ground amidst the waters and storms
11   4, 8 |      did, it would fall to the ground. Therefore, sisters, if