Chapter

 1 2 |         Disposition.~“If we had taken thought, we would not have
 2 2 |       it really is. If you have taken this man’s grief and struggle
 3 4 |        just as~if batiushka had taken a heavy weight off my shoulders,
 4 6 |         the poor, and if I have taken any thing from any man by
 5 6 |     fast when the bridegroom is taken away from them”; “This kind
 6 10|   chariot on which they will be taken at once to~Heaven. The deluded
 7 10| examples of this fatal sickness taken from the above-mentioned
 8 11|       until the~cause itself is taken away. Thus, for example,
 9 12|         15).~But anyone who has taken the trouble to read this
10 12|        away from you, as He has~taken away everything from the “
11 14|       as drunkenness, if it has taken root~so deeply that it completely
12 14| university education~asks to be taken on as a clerk and a man
13 14|        the applicant asks to be~taken on only until his first
14 15|        confessing says, “I have taken the advice you have given~
15 18|  callous, and even if it is not taken from the body in its youth,
16 21|        a person who prays or is taken away at times, then~he should
17 B |        Let their~former life be taken into account, and whether
18 D |       fortune-tellers? Have you taken part in seances?~Have you
19 D |      gluttony, carnal love) has taken possession of your heart?
20 D |    advice and concern? Have you taken care of them in their illnesses
21 D |     Eighth Commandment~Have you taken someone else’s property
22 D |      need them?~Has miserliness taken possession of your soul?~