Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1        Annot,   0,   0         |    up with public affairs or suitable business, may take an hour
 2       Presup,   0,   0         | enough, let him seek all the suitable means to bring him to mean
 3            1, Additions,   0   |   when we leave off from the suitable; and the more and more,
 4            1, Additions,   0   |      one leaves off from the suitable in the manner: and the more
 5            1, Additions,   0   |      let not anything of the suitable sleep be left off, unless
 6            1, Additions,   0   |      Note. What appears most suitable and most secure with regard
 7            1, Additions,   0   |   this it appears to be more suitable to scourge oneself with
 8            1, Additions,   0   |      one to perceive what is suitable for him.~
 9            2, Prelude,   0     |      to marry, if it is more suitable to us, - which is the means
10            3, RulesOneself,   0|      leaves off from what is suitable, the more quickly he will
11            3, RulesOneself,   0|   come to judge what is more suitable to his bodily support.~
12            3, RulesOneself,   0|     the quantity which it is suitable that he should eat. Beyond
13            4, 1Contemplat,   0 |      FOURTH WEEK, it is more suitable than in the other three
14        Rules, Receive,   0     | ourselves more scope in some suitable way of doing penance.~