Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1            1, GeneralExam,   2 |    the perfect.~One must not speak an idle word. By idle word
 2            1, GeneralExam,   2 |      not even if one were to speak of something foreign to
 3            1, GeneralExam,   2 |   right, in two ways one can speak of the sin or fault of another:~
 4        Rules, Scruples,   0    |      such good soul wants to speak or do something within the
 5        Rules, TrueSentimen,   0|    or have not been such, to speak against them, whether preaching
 6        Rules, TrueSentimen,   0|     that, as it does harm to speak evil to the common people
 7        Rules, TrueSentimen,   0|     so it can make profit to speak of the evil ways to the
 8        Rules, TrueSentimen,   0|    not, by way of custom, to speak much of predestination;
 9        Rules, TrueSentimen,   0| times one speaks, let him so speak that the common people may
10        Rules, TrueSentimen,   0|    Likewise, we ought not to speak so much with insistence
11        Rules, TrueSentimen,   0|      faith and grace one can speak as much as is possible with