Chapter

 1 12|    vainglorious and lovers of money~become envious, the lustful
 2 12|       occasions when he loses money — love of money; if during
 3 12|      he loses money — love of money; if during talks~about the
 4 12|       especially those giving~money to the Church. Indeed, we
 5 13|     free from malice,~love of money and envy, but they are still
 6 13|    his parents, he earns some money for himself. In~general,
 7 14|   offend anyone, I don’t take~money from anyone unjustly, I
 8 15|       the passions of love of money, gluttony, envy, and, to
 9 15|       love of honour, love of~money, vainglory and the passionate
10 16|       you. If~you do not love money, you will not envy your
11 17|                   17. Love of Money.~A priest who has devoted
12 17|       God. Such are lovers of money — hard-hearted~misers and
13 17|   faith which condemn love of money in a sense favourable~ ~
14 17|      But~misers and lovers of money who do not realise their
15 17|       so,~“Behold, O lover of money, this man through money
16 17|       money, this man through money came to hang himself. Flee
17 17|   important that the lover of money should realize that he is
18 17|   kind of profit, better than money. Has not at least a part
19 17|       advising people to give money to the~Church and benevolent
20 19|     far more~significant than money or things — his soul and
21 21|      the Church, or else~earn money for a good cause or go and
22 C |  attachment to things~love of money~vainglory~laziness~acceptance
23 D |  example, the accumulation of money, the acquisition of property,
24 D | Perhaps some passion (love of~money, gluttony, carnal love)