Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 6,2| family had recited the usual evening prayers together, the lights
2     I, 6,2|   their legs from morning to evening? Who would believe that
3     I, 6,3|    his cell. From dawn until evening he ~received all who came
4    II, 2,4|      if orphaned, to~end his evening prayers by asking for the
5    II, 3,2|       if they worship in the evening, tend to do so on Sundays,
6    II, 3,2|    Christians~worship on the evening of Saturdays.~In its services
7    II, 5,1|  laid out for burial) on the~evening of Good Friday; and then
8    II, 5,2|    all Orthodox,~morning and evening, before the icons in their