Chapter

 1 13| ennobling occupations — to work, physical or intellectual, which is
 2 13|      threaten their victims with physical deformity as well as madness.
 3 13|       type, even when the purely physical~sufferings are negligible.
 4 13|    sufferings are negligible. If physical suffering makes itself felt,
 5 13|     headache any more.~If purely physical sensations and needs are
 6 13|     these sufferings,~supposedly physical, which the fornicator uses
 7 13|         about the slow moral and physical death of these unfortunate
 8 15|            We have gone over the physical factors which contribute
 9 15|       first eliminate the purely~physical factors. Even your doctor
10 21|       this is mistaking a purely physical sensation for spiritual~
11 C |       senses, both spiritual and physical, wherefore I repent to the~