Chapter

1 3 |     material, or what shape; lest any should think that only
2 11|    care must be taken by me, lest what I am forbidden to do
3 12| together with his own means, lest, when he has begun, he afterwards
4 14|      us; for they would fear lest they should seem to be Christians.
5 14|      We are not apprehensive lest we seem to be heathens!
6 22|   delivered by another. Now, lest it be said, "Another dictated,"
7 22|      off all suck necessity, lest those denying letters, the