Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2 |      depth of misery where thou thyself art now, having forsaken
 2  I, 2 |       unhappy soul, imposing on thyself this necessity of continually
 3  I, 9 |         day. Wherefore, even if thyself in a slight degree at least
 4  I, 9 |         be impossible: only set thyself to the task at once, and
 5  I, 9 |         possesses thee, release thyself from the furnace. For he
 6  I, 15|        thou shouldst despair of thyself ten thousand times, I will
 7  I, 17|        and of which thou mayest thyself have been witness You know
 8  I, 19|        deeds, thou wilt destroy thyself; but if before much damage
 9  I, 19|      upset thee again, and thou thyself wilt be more secure against
10 II, 1 |      position, do not thou give thyself an additional thrust into
11 II, 3 |    preserved from ever engaging thyself in marriage! And why dost
12 II, 3 | conscience. Only do not consume thyself with fire. For the arms
13 II, 4 |        been willing to withdraw thyself a little space out of the
14 II, 4 |   member restored to them, thou thyself, having once fallen, art
15 II, 4 |         not so great a wrong to thyself; do not pour upon us such
16 II, 5 |    bondage. Do not then deprive thyself both of that world, and