Chapter

 1 II|     you were severed from the world; how much more from the
 2 II|      this separation from the world alarm you; for if we reflect
 3 II|    for if we reflect that the world is more really the prison,
 4 II|     rather than into one. The world has the greater darkness,
 5 II|    blinding men's hearts. The world imposes the more grievous
 6 II| binding men's very souls. The world breathes out the worst impurities--
 7 II|  impurities--human lusts. The world contains the larger number
 8 II|     for him who sighs for the world's enjoyments. The Christian
 9 II|      prison has renounced the world, but in the prison he has
10 II|       compare the life of the world and of the prison, and see
11 II|       He might be quit of the world. It was in a mountain solitude,
12 V |   these things a place in the world, O blessed, not without