Chapter

 1 2 |   would~consider my guidance quite adequate and even finished,
 2 3 |     the absolution and it is quite all~right if you do not
 3 4 |     difficult: indeed, it is~quite impossible. In the first
 4 4 |      our order of confession quite recently, less than three~
 5 5 |    books, then he will learn quite~thoroughly to guide Christians
 6 10|   with Every Wise Man”) said quite correctly that in Russia
 7 11| Yavorskyxiii was, therefore,~quite correct when he wrote in
 8 13|     half consciously or even quite unconsciously. They had
 9 13|     example, a~need which is quite undisputed — that of food.
10 19|      this makes your prayers quite worthless, and shows that
11 21|     yourself up to it, then, quite apart from committing the
12 21|    social~work, it now seems quite foreign to his soul: he