Chapter

 1    1|      it; as I have seen in the case of many who~perjured themselves
 2    1|        his~possessions, and in case he suffers want, that we
 3    1|       and uprightly with every case, allowing right~to remain
 4    1|      is not different from the case of a physician who~is sometimes
 5    1|     divorced,~except in such a case where one [shrewdly] by
 6    1|     Judge, but in the contrary~case a gracious Father. ~Again,
 7    2|         it is lost, as was the case under the~Papacy, where
 8    3|      keeping~us humble. For in case any one should boast of
 9    5|       one will find in his own case, that if a person thus withdraw~
10    5| forever stay away. For in that case~He pronounces sentence and
11    5|        you find that~to be the case, then go, for your good,