Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1|           of the things now taking place so as to present the tragedy
 2  I, 2|       became a temple of prayer, a place of fountains and dew, of
 3  I, 2|           recording what had taken place, and becoming the faithful
 4  I, 3|            have indeed often taken place, yet afterwards have all
 5  I, 3|            another is put into his place? Christ was crucified and
 6  I, 5|          continually shifting from place to place, and even when
 7  I, 5| continually shifting from place to place, and even when they began
 8 II, 4|             which has now a higher place assigned to it in Heaven
 9 III  |            in the temperature took place, all my troubles spontaneously
10 IV, 1|          it the desolation of this place which grieves you? Yet what
11 IV, 1|          of them would really take place, but formed an impression
12 IV, 2|         fall, you will fall into a place of security, if only you
13 IV, 4|           not to move me from this place. Now I have had occasion
14 IV, 5|           any thing more has taken place there, and whether he is
15 IV, 5|            and if this should take place, which heaven forbid, you
16 IV, 5|         done. For that which takes place in the case of money, and