Chapter

 1 3 |        affords the world, I fear I may seem to have collected rather
 2 4 | sanctifying. Albeit the similitude may be admitted to be suitable
 3 12|      prejudged, that the prescript may be maintained, or else the
 4 12|            of that kind: that none may imagine me so abandoned
 5 18|       before it; every "petition " may both deceive and be deceived.
 6 18|            by reason of mortality, may fail to fulfil their promises,
 7 18|         fulfil their promises, and may be disappointed by the development
 8 18|            for salvation, that you may seem (at least) to have
 9 20|            by gone sins, that they may express the meaning even
10 20|         and distributions of gifts may be supplied you. "Ask,"