Chapter

 1    1| salvation, or of eternal~wrath, misery, and woe. What more would
 2    1|      Whence else should so much misery come? It is~still a great
 3    1|     into all kinds of filth and misery.~As a rule, the parents,
 4    1|         do it, then take shame, misery, and grief for your reward. ~
 5    1|   relieved of the blindness and~misery in which we are steeped
 6    1|       from which follow~finally misery and murder. Here, now, God
 7    2|         had compassion upon our~misery and wretchedness, and came
 8    3|         before Him, bewail~this misery and plight of ours, and
 9    3|        short, all the agonizing misery and~heartache of which there
10    5|        will be lack of sins and~misery. For only begin to act as
11    5|       you have so much the more misery to lament~both to God and
12    5|       the Sacrament against the misery which~unfortunately you
13    5|       brought you~suddenly into misery and distress when you least