Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1        Annot,   0,   0         |          Meditation, going over the Points with only a short or summary
 2            1, GeneralExam,   4 |       EXAMEN~It contains in it five Points.~
 3            1, 1Exercise        |           two Preludes, three chief Points and one Colloquy.~
 4            1, 2Exercise        |       PRAYER AND TWO PRELUDES, FIVE POINTS AND ONE COLLOQUY~
 5            1, 3Exercise,   0   |         marking and dwelling on the Points in which I have felt greater
 6            1, 5Exercise,   0   |       Prayer and two Preludes, five Points and one Colloquy:~
 7            2, TemporalKing,   2|            conformably to the three Points mentioned.~
 8            2, 1Day             |       PRAYER, THREE PRELUDES, THREE POINTS AND ONE COLLOQUY~
 9            2, Election         |         ABOUT, AND IT CONTAINS FOUR POINTS AND ONE NOTE~
10            2, 1Way             |            ELECTION~It contains six Points.~
11            3, 1Day             |         Prayer, three Preludes, six Points and one Colloquy.~
12            3, 1Day,   0        |             labor through the other points which follow.~
13            3, 2Day,   0        |            will be kept through the Points and Colloquy as was kept
14            4, 1Contemplat,   0 |             first, second and third Points be the same usual ones which
15            4, 1Contemplat,   0 |          matter; and as to the five Points, let them be the same; and
16            4, 1Contemplat,   0 |          the Contemplations so many Points were given in certain number -
17            4, 1Contemplat,   0 | contemplating can set more or fewer Points, according as he finds it
18            4, 1Contemplat,   0 |          mark in certain number the Points which he is to take.~
19       Mister,   0,   0         |            for the most part, three Points will be found to meditate