Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 Intro, 0,3|        arouses in many people a real longing for reconciliation
2 II, 0,13  |     this repentance, adopting a real attitude of repentance-
3 II, 1,16  |         and intangible as it is real and concrete, each individual'
4 II, 1,16  |    reasons of higher order. The real responsibility, then, lies
5 II, 1,18  |      the subject. Herein lies a real "overthrowing and downfall
6 III, 1,26 |         draws its substance and real validity. Now if the church
7 III, 1,26 |       superficial feeling but a real overturning of the soul.~
8 III, 2,28 | sometimes lacking in fervor and real spontaneity, deriving perhaps
9 III, 2,29 |  speeches he must give proof of real experience of lived prayer,