Chapter

 1 3 |          itself.~He himself will probably share with others the holy
 2 3 |          they will nestle~close, probably more fervently than before,
 3 3 |          and such~faith. I could probably attain, with the assistance
 4 6 |     Nowadays such a person would probably not even~come to confession,
 5 6 |          you not~to believe. You probably did not take the trouble
 6 6 |  magician or other, “Marusya” (I probably have the name~wrong) “doesn’
 7 6 |       Heaven (Jn. 6), which they probably do not know. Besides this,
 8 8 |         a sin, the penitent will probably not deny it, but he~cannot
 9 8 |       with intelligence.~We will probably return to penances, but
10 12|      objection that priests will~probably raise: “Is it possible,
11 12|       even defend his own honor. Probably our own~contemporaries would
12 13|      humiliate him, then he will probably forestall your further questions;
13 13|          unconsciously. They had probably fallen~into the sin mentioned
14 13|          besides this, they will probably pray~from it from time to
15 15|   factors. Even your doctor will probably tell you that it is essential
16 16| righteous indignation. You~would probably not harbour such feelings
17 18|         benefit for my soul, and probably never will feel any.~Everything
18 18|  mysteries did not exist I~would probably be no better and no worse
19 18|       priest’s exhortations will probably lead even a frivolous~soul
20 19|  questions to him about which he probably does not think, but which~
21 19|         a sin from which he will~probably not be able to free himself
22 19|          you and about which you probably did not even think previously.”~ ~
23 20|        sacred customs, which you probably don’t understand at all?
24 20|        of his faith, just~as you probably didn’t speak out when you
25 20|          superstitious? You have~probably known since childhood about
26 21|          you~guilty of this sin? Probably a good half of the quarrels