Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   3|                    Let us now return to the principal reason
 2  Unic,   6|     has been said. Let us now return to the love which it is
 3  Unic,   6|   loved; yet, as soon as they return to their normal condition,
 4  Unic,   6|       we come to evaluate the return of affection, we realize
 5  Unic,   7|                    Let us now return to what we were saying.
 6  Unic,   9|   entertain your relatives in return for what they give you,
 7  Unic,  13|  expect: such a person should return to the world, though even
 8  Unic,  13| because they are unwilling to return a dowry or out of regard
 9  Unic,  16|     from the point. I want to return to what I was saying --
10  Unic,  21|                    Let us now return to those who wish to travel
11  Unic,  24|                    Let us now return to speak of those souls
12  Unic,  26|                    Let us now return to our vocal prayer, so
13  Unic,  26|       handling before it will return home. We sinners are like
14  Unic,  27|     great our offences. If we return to Him, He must pardon us,
15  Unic,  28|      the Lord's will that, in return for the time which their
16  Unic,  32|    render Him some service in return for such great favours.
17  Unic,  35|       Thou gavest it to us, I return to Thee, beseeching Thee,
18  Unic,  36|      showing Him some love in return.~
19  Unic,  39|     that we shall never again return to our past faults and to
20  Unic,  41|  So-and-so has made me a poor return for something." "Someone
21  Unic,  41|      that. What other sort of return do you expect him to make