Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1 |    fling away good hopes, nor fall into the condition of the
 2  I, 4 |   health. Even so God when we fall into the very extremity
 3  I, 5 | blessed man? After so great a fall is there again a way of
 4  I, 7 |  should one in that condition fall? But other things also shall
 5  I, 7 |      us nothing else than the fall and return of the faithful;
 6  I, 12|      shake as a hut, it shall fall and not be able to rise
 7  I, 14|      blessed David also had a fall like that which has now
 8  I, 16|  things, even if they have to fall into fire, or deep water,
 9  I, 16|        if ever any one should fall into the same condition,
10  I, 17| luxury, he was constrained to fall into foolish love intrigues,
11  I, 17|      which he lived after his fall. For being well aware by
12  I, 19|       not indolent will never fall into despair, and on the
13  I, 19|  himself, will not be able to fall into indolence. Pray then,
14  I, 19|   foundation; only let us not fall back again into that material
15  I, 19|    Only do not despair do not fall back; for I will not cease