Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   0|    once. This resolution would certainly have had the support of
 2  Unic,   2|     giving it us but we should certainly be the worse off for having
 3  Unic,   5|     can at present see, He has certainly done. May the Lord be pleased
 4  Unic,   6|       shown to them by others. Certainly they care little about having
 5  Unic,   9|      do so; and, though we can certainly share their troubles, we
 6  Unic,  13|      treated kindly, for it is certainly not right that we should
 7  Unic,  16|     are writing about, which I certainly do not: God knows that.~
 8  Unic,  19|        But this fire will most certainly not be so quenched.62 Even
 9  Unic,  19|     acquired by our diligence. Certainly, then, nothing worldly has
10  Unic,  26|      that they will -- I shall certainly not believe that they have
11  Unic,  29|  realize this! I myself, Lord, certainly cannot; I know that [in
12  Unic,  30| another, though I know this is certainly not true. Forgive my wanting
13  Unic,  32|      the one than in the other certainly did not understand. It seems
14  Unic,  36|      soon give it fortitude -- certainly, at least, as regards forgiveness,
15  Unic,  38|    this yourselves, sisters? I certainly have: sometimes I think
16  Unic,  40|      these two things we shall certainly not be deceived.~
17  Unic,  40|       which, I fear, they will certainly fall unless they bear this
18  Unic,  40|     even the loss of His life. Certainly, then, there is no doubt
19  Unic,  42|       ever blessed, for it had certainly never entered my mind that
20  Unic,  42|      in writing, though it has certainly been no labour to me to