Chapter, Paragraph

 1   2,      1|     prayer, which all should pay to each other, and further,
 2   2,      3|     wishes for grace, should pay her debts, that is, should
 3   2,      6|     to perceive this, nor to pay any attention to their own
 4   2,     18| which debt they are bound to pay. But they, like thieves,
 5   2,     18|  reason, and so they did not pay their debt of honor and
 6   2,     37|   servant does his master, I pay them their wages according
 7   3,     14|     repay to Me, but you can pay it to My rational creature,
 8   3,     31|       a debtor, who ought to pay his debt to the poor and
 9   3,     31|    pain and knowledge he may pay for his sins, and appease
10   3,     32|     And can a wretch like me pay back to You the graces and
11   4,      5|      and in what way she can pay her debt, trampling on her