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1 4 |       his soul, to be able to say himself, with the same Apostle: "
2 6 |      this vacation. We do not say this to withdraw thee from
3 6 |     thine own: nay, rather we say it that thou mayst learn
4 6 |     thine own: nay, rather we say it that thou mayst learn
5 10|   them that have. Remember, I say not always, I say not often,
6 10| Remember, I say not always, I say not often, but at least
7 11|    exceedingly useful, not to say necessary. And, indeed,
8 16|    Chair of Peter, already we say "stood forth and conspicuous