Part, Chapter

1    1, 3 |   ruled by covetousness is grievous sin."~(Ah! how many diverse
2    1, 5 |   its hands,~It falls into grievous troubles and disgrace.~The
3    1, 8 |    our point of view it is grievous sin.~If one fault occur
4    1, 16|    not become guilty of so grievous a sin!"~I replied, "Since
5    3, 9 |      And to shake off this grievous burden." ~He who sees clearly
6    3, 14|   loss may ward off a more grievous loss.~
7    3, 18|   his oppression I am in a grievous strait, ~Through him I drink
8    5, 3 |     To disfigure it were a grievous sin.~'Twere paganism to
9    6, 6 | body~Is now health and now grievous sickness.~Know all the conditions