Part, Chapter

1    1, 5 |      into grievous troubles and disgrace.~The souls of our first
2    1, 9 |     will sound the knell of his disgrace.~Since he has not a face
3    2, 1 |        out of the depth of that disgrace;~That boon was the word, "
4    2, 2 | Sometimes thoughts of honor and disgrace.~Ah! cast out of your head
5    2, 10|     away name and fame and seek disgrace!"~God the Author of good
6    3, 9 |    desire of his enemies by his disgrace. ~If he sees a pious man
7    3, 9 |      have fallen into this dire disgrace; ~I have squandered goods
8    3, 14|     should I fall into grief in disgrace?~I gather beauty even from
9    3, 14|   beauty even from the thorn of disgrace."~Whatsoever is lost to