Chapter

 1 Intro|          and stressed the need to turn to the Church Fathers for
 2 1    |           so, but very few people turn out to be such bold Christians~
 3 3    |       with the sign of~the Cross, turn your gaze away from the
 4 3    |          of my spiritual children turn out to he just a~formal
 5 4(9) |        and blesses~each person in turn. In a large parish this
 6 11   |           this, lest anger should turn~into hatred, the most repulsive
 7 12   | impatience or obstinacy, which in turn are expressions of~ ~a general
 8 13   |        successfully, young people turn to drink, foul language
 9 13   |      commandments,~and angrily to turn away from every book or
10 14   |       until drunkenness begins to turn into hard drinking, and
11 15   |    tedious. This tedium is apt to turn into a constantly melancholy
12 15   |          your soul will no longer~turn away from consolation. The
13 15   |           in a stupid person, and turn a kind face to him. He will
14 17   |          or doing a partner~a bad turn, or refusing to help a widowed
15 17   |      virtue of brotherly love and turn his heart away from~avarice.
16 21   |    conditions of life, they would turn away~from temptations with
17 A    |         but~rather that he should turn from his wickedness and