Chapter

 1  5|        indignant, all men must feel pain, that certain persons--
 2 11| sepulture is a penalty if they feel it; if they feel it not,
 3 11|       if they feel it; if they feel it not, in the very quickness
 4 12|       pain, dost thou not then feel thy real condition? Dost
 5 17|  reason, whereby we recognise, feel, and imitate God, have neither
 6 18|     speak out in what manner I feel. He who thinks that he knows
 7 28|        and did the same as you feel and do? when, if reason
 8 36|      will speak according as I feel. No one can be so poor as
 9 36|    being prodigal; and that we feel and suffer the human mischiefs
10 38|         or to one who does not feel, a torch; or a garland to
11 39|   things which it is easier to feel than to say, both by arguments