Chapter,  n.

 1 Conv,  1 | perfectly set him loose from the world and kindled in him such
 2 Conv,  1 |         he heard of daily in the world, he was so far from wondering
 3 Conv,  2 |       damned. All the men in the world could not have persuaded
 4 Conv,  2 |       pains or pleasures of this world were not to be compared
 5 Lett,  1 |         none but He and I in the world.~Sometimes I considered
 6 Lett,  3 |        him still a little of the world and a great deal of youth.
 7 Lett,  4 |       who is little known of the world, but known of God, and extremely
 8 Lett,  5 |         Him. There is not in the world a kind of life more sweet
 9 Lett,  5 |          I should advise all the world to do it, so necessary do
10 Lett,  9 |          other. I advise all the world to do it. We must know before
11 Lett,  10|       will never fail us in this world nor in the next.~If M.--
12 Lett,  11|          for you.~The men of the world do not comprehend these
13 Lett,  11|         greatest criminal in the world to eat at the king's table
14 Lett,  12|         am always happy. All the world suffers and I, who deserve