Chapter

 1 8 |     himself enough. Only lament, asking~why he had not spoken of
 2 11|    neighbour, praying to~God and asking the advice of your superiors.
 3 13|   destroy their~health. Begin by asking them whether they read indecent
 4 13|         and approach you kindly, asking for forgiveness.~They touch
 5 14|       himself in his soul and is asking God and men to teach him
 6 14|        job for drunkenness. When~asking for employment, although
 7 14|       evil, as he was. Now he is asking for a position which, despite
 8 15|       all this. He must begin by asking if it is due to the~second
 9 17|       that all those in need and asking for one’s help are idlers~
10 18| penitents’ own admissions, or~to asking questions about individual
11 19|           What sense is there in asking a person about going to
12 19|         still useful to continue~asking questions in the same order,
13 20| prostrations to the ground while asking for a spirit~of ‘chastity,
14 21|       since~Christians who begin asking for these are well on the