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 1 Pref |     teaching; some from~great and high art [giving their mind,
 2 Pref2| inculcated on our youth, not in a high and subtle~manner, but briefly
 3    1 |        this commandment great~and high above all things, and do
 4    1 |          the First Commandment in high regard; and whenever they~
 5    1 |           we must truly regard as~high and great. ~We must, therefore
 6    1 |    commandment of God. Oh, what a high~price would all; Carthusians,
 7    1 |         whom He has released by a high,~supernatural gift that
 8    1 |      overcharged, new burdens and high prices are imposed, and
 9    1 |          to sell his goods~for as high a price as he please, and
10    1 |         therefore they are not of high esteem. ~But the other works
11    1 | Commandments, because they are so high that no one can attain to
12    1 |         to those who hold them in high esteem,~and gladly do and
13    2 |       said above) they are set so high that all human ability is
14    3 |          done, God~speaks from on high and says: Yes, dear child,