Chapter

 1 1 |   many things, and the only free time I~had was at night.~
 2 3 |      the pastor will not be free from~clashes with unworthy
 3 8 | moved and clearly wishes to free his conscience from the
 4 9 |    virginity. Perhaps he is free from serious falls, but
 5 12|  pride: only the saints~are free of it, but those of Adam’
 6 13|    towards God, are usually free from malice,~love of money
 7 13|     hermitages. If they are free from the enticements of
 8 13|   the~person’s soul remains free from subjugation impure
 9 13|    a sinner who asks how to free himself from it. All that
10 14| this you will be completely free of your shameful vice, and
11 16|   you, but still~cannot get free of it? To begin with, stop
12 18|   when a person, who may be free~of offences and perhaps
13 19|     probably not be able to free himself for a long time,
14 21|   calmly speaks untruths is free. By this I mean flattery,~
15 21|    to be in. But if you are free from this sin, are you not