Letter, Par.

 1  I, 3 |      he succeeds) he will no longer have to sweat and toil in
 2  I, 5 |     the patience to look any longer at the king, but all transferring
 3  I, 9 | everlasting prepared" (he no longer says "for you" but) "for
 4  I, 11|    upon the King Himself, no longer darkly, or by means of a
 5  I, 11|         but face to face; no longer by means of faith, but by
 6  I, 13|      reckon themselves as no longer being upon the earth, and
 7  I, 16|     have made it they are no longer capable of being checked,
 8  I, 16|   its own salvation, will no longer perceive that it is plunging
 9  I, 17| large retinue; and he was no longer willing to live even soberly;
10  I, 17| spiritual aims, and would no longer be of any use in the management
11  I, 18|   have him back for ever; no longer as a servant, but above
12  I, 19|   listen to this you will no longer need other remedies.~
13 II, 3 |    will judge;" but it is no longer possible for thee to observe
14 II, 3 | soldier; but now thou art no longer thy own master, being engaged