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 1 4 |      and alone can draw great good from matters even of the
 2 8 |     right reason? The highest good of man will then lie in
 3 11|     after what are called the good things of life, which cannot
 4 12|  being evil, know how to give good gifts to your children:
 5 12| Father who is in heaven, give good things to them that ask
 6 12|    approach the Author of all good, as though we wish Him to
 7 14|        that they may see your good works."18 The meaning of
 8 14| greatest difficulties for the good of others. The more pains
 9 14|      God metes out reward for good deeds and punishment for
10 14|     from time to time rewards good actions with prosperity,
11 15|      Thou grantest of Thy own good will the power to keep them.