Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1 |      deposited in thy soul were far more precious than those.
 2  I, 7 |        least who were last have far outstripped those who were
 3  I, 7 |       to say some long journey, far distant from the right path.
 4  I, 7 |        bring back those who are far gone in sickness with careful
 5  I, 8 |         is we who put ourselves far off: for "I am a God" we
 6  I, 8 |         the cause which puts us far from God, let us remove
 7  I, 10|      mentioned, but others also far worse than these await us
 8  I, 11| condition of the other life, so far as it is possible to consider
 9  I, 11|       as it is now, but will be far more brilliant and beautiful,
10  I, 11|        the other death which is far worse than this, but every
11  I, 12| escaping hell; but I say that a far more severe punishment than
12  I, 13|         cause inasmuch as it is far superior to any bodily symmetry:
13  I, 14|       and we admire the rainbow far more than violets and roses,
14  I, 15|       my ways as your ways; but far as is the Heaven from the
15  I, 15|       Heaven from the earth, so far are my thoughts from your
16  I, 17|    resisted, saying that he was far from such confidence as