Chapter

 1 1 |         likely to meet him in any better state than he is during~ ~
 2 4 |         to arrange confession any better than it is now in the majority
 3 6 | convictions, then of course it is better to offer to~have a preliminary
 4 6 |      again or to go to some other better informed teacher to whom
 5 12|         who said that it would~be better for him to die than that
 6 13|          thought tells them, “For better or worse you have already~
 7 13|       energies must be devoted to better,~ennobling occupations —
 8 13|        know that~it will make you better by evening, you will not
 9 13|        one’s soul with~different, better things, to love Christ,
10 14|          before, and perhaps even better. Another,~however, comes
11 14|          not to be given anything better~until he gives concrete
12 15|       means of making such a soul better, but this~sympathy must
13 15|      patience~he has and how much better he is than you, who are
14 17|          Man is betrayed: it were better for that man if he had not
15 17|         different kind of profit, better than money. Has not at least
16 18|      exist I~would probably be no better and no worse than I am now,
17 19|     change this situation for the better, than it is for the former.~
18 19|      which~believe in Me, it were better for him that a millstone
19 20|         true? But perhaps in your better moments~you made a promise
20 21|      thoughts of~a prayer — it is better to read fewer prayers, and
21 22|    contemporary Christians: it is better to carry out a small rule