Chapter

 1 2 |         then even that will be a greater moral feat in the eyes of
 2 3 |        the Apostle: “There is no greater joy for me than to hear
 3 5 |          fathers experience even greater difficulty at confession,~
 4 6 |         do he shall do also;~and greater works than these shall he
 5 7 |  infrequently they fall into yet greater woes,~into so-called “blasphemous
 6 8 |    anything from me, thou hast a~greater sin; take heed therefore,
 7 8 |         to speak. Then show even greater sympathy~and affection and
 8 12| Christian, deserves incomparably greater condolence or heartfelt~
 9 13|          society. Still, it is a greater sin to conceal sins at confession:
10 13|         agonizing shame, but the greater ones,~fornication and adultery,
11 13|          by itself, appears even greater when added to the sum of
12 18|     insistent~and he can talk at greater length about it. But even
13 21|   passions in check and~having a greater inclination towards prayer
14 A |          me, thou shalt have the greater sin. Take heed, therefore,