Chapter

 1 2 |        and how lamentable your falls — then you have already
 2 9 |        he is free from serious falls, but what would he be~like
 3 10|        then steps on to it and falls headlong into the abyss,
 4 13|     sin will gain in strength, falls will become more~frequent,
 5 13|        did not repent~of their falls, laughed at the warnings
 6 13| conditions in which it usually falls into sin. Thus, for some
 7 13|     among students,~such moral falls occur at the same time as
 8 17|      form of separate~sins and falls into sin.~
 9 18|    important and most frequent falls into sin. Unfortunately,~
10 21|        a~spiritual person, and falls into proud self-delusion.
11 B |  Communion for a time and then falls again into sin, he begins
12 B |      penance over again.~If he falls into another sin before