Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   9|   common and none of you may accept any private gift, all the
 2  Unic,  13| sense of honour who does not accept her share in any dishonour
 3  Unic,  14| pretext for persuading us to accept them, though in a matter
 4  Unic,  14|      You do very well not to accept dowries; for, if you were
 5  Unic,  14| dowries; for, if you were to accept them, it might happen that,
 6  Unic,  20|      listen to the truth and accept it, to prepare him for it
 7  Unic,  23|   any way, He will assuredly accept that as your gift. The other
 8  Unic,  23|      we do to our credit and accept everything we want to give
 9  Unic,  26|      my Good, that Thou wilt accept poor companionship like
10  Unic,  28|    favour and you refused to accept it; but you would be showing
11  Unic,  28|     nor remain with Him, nor accept what He gave me, but left
12  Unic,  30|     we ask for, we shall not accept what the Lord gives us.
13  Unic,  31|    inward peace, they do not accept it, but think that they
14  Unic,  35|  Heavens, Thou dost will and accept this (and it is clear that
15  Unic,  37|    we can, and the Lord will accept it all. It is as if He were