Chapter

 1   1|    to have from me a book, a sort of enchiridion,~6 as it~
 2   5|       not in morals.~30 This sort of thing happened to us
 3   5|    or certainly false. ~This sort of error in the mind is
 4   7|  know whether errors of this sort should be called sins -
 5   7| higher~wisdom but actually a sort of dementia.~
 6  18|    every man's work, of what sort it is. If any man's work ~
 7  18|   but of both.~The fire is a sort of trial of affliction,
 8  18|    or later to be saved~by a sort of purgatorial fire, in
 9  19|  evil. It is far greater - a sort of magnificent goodness -
10  29|   dead - they are at least a sort~of consolation to the living.