Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   7|   reflect that, if they are no longer so, it is not due to themselves.
 2  Unic,   8|      not have to wage war much longer, for the Lord will take
 3  Unic,  14|        back money which you no longer possess, you would keep
 4  Unic,  16|      that, if Thou hadst lived longer, the very love which Thou
 5  Unic,  26|      us be prepared to try for longer. Let us never grudge time
 6  Unic,  26|       this, so that it will no longer be afraid of it. Remember
 7  Unic,  26|        the unfortunate soul no longer knows what it is doing.
 8  Unic,  28|       who go by land take much longer.~
 9  Unic,  31|       since its own lodging no longer satisfies it and it cannot
10  Unic,  34|        remain in the world any longer. Once having seen this Eternal
11  Unic,  35|   Eternal Father, endure it no longer: quench this fire, Lord,
12  Unic,  35| entreat Thee that He should no longer stay with us, for Thou hast
13  Unic,  35|    Lord, calm this sea, and no longer allow this ship, which is
14  Unic,  36|    really given His Kingdom no longer wants a kingdom in this
15  Unic,  37|    thus contemplatives, who no longer desire earthly things, and
16  Unic,  42|        but always want to live longer. It is true, however, that
17  Unic,  42|        am afraid of living any longer. It is not surprising if
18  Unic,  42|        to a life where they no longer enjoy mere sips at them:
19  Unic,  42|       that life in which we no longer desire death! How differently