Chapter

1 1|   rather to be wearied with labour for God's sake, than to
2 2|  serve, and be wearied with labour and pains. But when, by
3 3|     profit, often times all labour is lost, that is bestowed
4 3|    when they perceive their labour to be fruitless in one place,
5 3|     was to be done by great labour, he reserved himself to
6 3| reserved himself to further labour, where more fruit and better
7 3|  where he might more freely labour for his master. And so,
8 5|   to ease you of that great labour which you take in fetching