Discourse

 1 Intro  |         aside, and I was fearing lest you should turn back and
 2  Marc  |          the foulness of luxury, lest in any way some slight hidden
 3  Marc  |         any fast foundation."16 ~Lest, however, we should seem
 4  Thal  |          for his transgression,8 lest "he should again stretch
 5  Thal  |          longer soft and broken; lest, being overflowed again
 6  Thal  | intercourse with your own wives, lest, professing perfect continence,
 7  Thal  |          advise you to eat food, lest, being quite unable, from
 8  Thal  |         disease of the passions, lest they should be wholly defiled
 9  Thal  |          advising them to marry, lest in their time of manly strength,
10 Thall  |   yourselves," says the Lord,19 "lest at any time your hearts
11 Agathe |       which would weigh us down; lest, while the Bridegroom tarries,
12 Tusiane|          to afford me thine aid, lest I should be wanting in words,
13 Tusiane|      exordium and introductions, lest, whilst I delay in embellishments
14 Tusiane|        to sin by means of death, lest man immortal, living a sinner,
15 Tusiane|         with good cause, fearing lest she should be at a loss
16  Domn  |          enter upon the subject, lest, by delaying upon those
17  Domn  |         Judges, Explained.1 ~But lest I should appear to some
18 Arete  |        diligently join together, lest by any means the way and
19 Arete  |         wisely, O Gregorion. But lest in any wise I hinder you,