Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   5|     if your souls are as they ought to be, there is no lack
 2  Unic,   8|    like to be and as I know I ought to be; and I must say the
 3  Unic,  12|  beast of burden, and say you ought to be more sensitive about
 4  Unic,  13|      to bear so much that you ought not to have to bear any
 5  Unic,  15|   this virtue upon you, for I ought myself to have practised
 6  Unic,  16|      and mercy; we Christians ought to feel great shame at making
 7  Unic,  19|     danger. It is not that we ought to omit such meditations;
 8  Unic,  19|     outward expression, which ought at all costs to be avoided.
 9  Unic,  21|   whether your mind and heart ought not to be in what you say.
10  Unic,  26|     said, we shall pray as we ought. As you know, the first
11  Unic,  26| prayers well, I mean, as they ought to be said -- and little
12  Unic,  27|       Thou for ever and ever. Ought not so great a favour as
13  Unic,  36|       concern my own esteem I ought not to be so formal as to
14  Unic,  38| reliance on these virtues: we ought not to think that we know
15  Unic,  38|      I do not suggest that he ought to neglect his property:
16  Unic,  39|      the time during which we ought to be receiving grace in
17  Unic,  41|       well of things that you ought to hate.~