Chapter

 1 1 |    father.~Admittedly, he will tell even his spiritual father
 2 2 |      inexperienced priest will tell you in reply to~the idea
 3 4 |     Nativity of the Saviour to tell your parishioners what significance
 4 4 |      Friday, but earlier, will tell the others how~compunctionate
 5 5 |       to quarrel with my wife; tell me~if I should go to a monastery
 6 6 |        is an~indubitable fact. Tell me, is there any sense in
 7 6 |     ethnography or zoology can tell you~whether the devil exists
 8 8 |        cannot bring himself to tell of his offence voluntarily.~
 9 8 | remembered and did not dare to tell the priest?” It is extremely
10 8 |       confessing~his sin.~Then tell him what penance, and how
11 9 |    sins. This is what you must tell them:~“Although your sins
12 13|        him from falling again. Tell him that you, or other elders,
13 14|       people more closely will tell you either that they are
14 15|      your doctor will probably tell you that it is essential
15 15|      compunction. In this case tell him that the~fathers ascribe
16 19|        offended his neighbour, tell him:~“That is good, but
17 19|   frightened by his sins, then tell him that~these evil feelings
18 21|       truthful, unable ever to tell a lie. Keep a watch over
19 21|  repentance of sins. So I will tell you about the sin of impatience. “
20 A |      thou nothing from me: but tell~me, doubting not, all things
21 D |       and idle chatter?~Do you tell lies? Do you always try