Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 6,2|         upright ~on their legs from morning to evening? Who would believe
2    II, 3,1| Englishwoman, written in 1935:‘This morning was so queer. A very~grimy
3    II, 3,2|         night, and Matins on~Sunday morning before the Liturgy; in Russian
4    II, 4,3|           drunk after waking in the~morning (‘You know that those’ who
5    II, 5,2|            be said by all Orthodox,~morning and evening, before the
6    II, 5,2|         start and conclusion of the morning prayers emphasize the need
7    II, 5,2|            at the conclusion of the morning prayers a note states: ‘
8    II, 5,2|         There is also a note in the morning prayers, encouraging everyone
9    II, 5,2|        dreams, waking him up in the morning. In the words of Saint Isaac~