Chapter

 1    1|     conjure, and, in short, to practice whatever wickedness one
 2    1|       observed and in constant practice. Then some good might~take
 3    1|      nature and it is a common practice that no one~is willing to
 4    1|       in us. ~This we ought to practice and inculcate and we would
 5    1|    common trade likewise, this practice~is in full swing and force
 6    1|   works which one neighbor can practice toward~another; therefore
 7    1|     may learn to~inculcate and practice the Ten Commandments: ~For
 8    1|      memory, and that we might practice them in all our actions
 9    1|  abroad with~our neighbors, to practice the Ten Commandments, that
10    2|        and serve us,~as is the practice of the wretched, perverse
11    2|     ought, therefore, daily to practice this article, impress it
12    3|       when prayer is in proper~practice. For this we must know,
13    3| purpose, that we might use and practice it~every hour, as a thing
14    4|        Baptism to learn and to~practice all his life; for he has
15    5|        Therefore, try this and practice it well, and do but examine
16    5|    earnestness, and thus would practice them from their youth~and