Chapter

 1 5 |     advice, and are remembered longer, on the most part, for one’
 2 6 | suddenly, and the person is no~longer even interested in refuting
 3 11|       to realize that he is no longer a Christian, if he~cannot
 4 13|        a bridegroom — he is no~longer under the constant supervision
 5 13|     prepared to keep it on for longer. Suppose, on the contrary,
 6 15|     you, and your soul will no longer~turn away from consolation.
 7 21|  children, wife and parents no longer makes him happy, but becomes
 8 22|      that spiritual fathers no longer give~penances at all, either
 9 B |     then you must see~which is longer, the unexpired period of
10 B |       second sin: whichever is longer is the length of the penance
11 C |      San Francisco. Based on a longer version~by St. Dimitry of