Chapter
1 II | in no point of duty. Thou thyself will bear me witness that
2 II | scoff at his Cross? And, thyself wholly riveted to carnal
3 II | only hast thou alienated thyself from the commonwealth of
4 IV | and at daybreak present thyself before the king. And when
5 VI | mean show, but hast devoted thyself to the hope that lieth within. ~"
6 X | pricked in their heart, like thyself to-day: and when they asked, `
7 X | unclean thing,' but `save thyself from this untoward generation.' `
8 XIII | dear friend, and fret not thyself.' Then, pricked at heart,
9 XIV | from earth and lay up for thyself in the incorruptible world
10 XV | thou shalt store all up for thyself, with things fleeting and
11 XV | transient purchasing for thyself things that are stable and
12 XVIII | support and clothing both of thyself and thy companions, and
13 XVIII | our monks, and lay up for thyself, for the time to come, treasure
14 XIX | on. But day by day renew thyself in righteousness and holiness
15 XIX | thoughts therein, making thyself a temple of the Holy Ghost.
16 XIX | with all thy might remove thyself far from every evil thought
17 XIX | sinful custom; and school thyself the rather in virtuous deeds,
18 XX | Holy Ghost, now transfer thyself wholly to the Lord's side,
19 XX | This acquire thou for thyself, and strive to advance thereto,
20 XX | called thee, and be thou thyself holy in all manner of conversation:
21 XXI | thy fellow monks, yet for thyself accept a little money for
22 XXII | him, "Why hast thou forced thyself to appear? I was minded
23 XXII | king, trouble and distress thyself no more. We are not without
24 XXIII | thy store by seizing for thyself the goods of others? Nay,
25 XXIII | on them and above all on thyself eternal ruin; and simply
26 XXIII | all; and come at length to thyself. For saith the prophet, `
27 XXIV | of day, and hast joined thyself unto the Crucified, duped
28 XXIV | that thou hast imposed upon thyself, a runagate alas! from righteousness,
29 XXIV | wickedness. But sith thou thyself, O my father, hast brought
30 XXIV | prithee, no longer trouble thyself in endeavouring to persuade
31 XXIV | enlighteneth all around, and be thyself, at last, enlightened with
32 XXIV | haste pass thee, and attach thyself to that which endureth?
33 XXV | creation. Therefore do thou thyself enable me to continue in
34 XXV | So, prithee, trouble not thyself, nor me: but be persuaded,
35 XXV | everlasting gladness. As thou thyself seest, we all die; and there
36 XXVIII | night, and take mine to thyself. But if both sides be with
37 XXVIII | wilful wrongdoing, throwing thyself into depths and precipices
38 XXVIII | while it is easy to rid thyself thereof!" ~Pricked at heart
39 XXIX | said, "Except thou come thyself to our succour, gone is
40 XXX | poor soul, do thou also thyself grant me one request, and
41 XXX | hither, if thou constrain thyself." ~Thus spake they; and
42 XXXI | man, thou hast persuaded thyself that thou canst make God.
43 XXXI | senseless mind. But thou thyself shalt be like unto them,
44 XXXII | mind. But what hast thou thyself to say of thy wise men and
45 XXXII | thy power ever to keep for thyself the purity that thou gainest
46 XXXV | wickedness, and to draw him to thyself, the Saviour of all, departing
47 XXXVI | to love thy neighbour as thyself, with what right art thou
48 XXXVI | people, `Take heed unto thyself, and to all the flock, over
49 XXXVI | aught of thy duty, guard thyself with all diligence in that
50 XXXVI | forgiveness of thy sins, forgive thyself also them that injure thee,
51 XXXVIII| purchase that field for thyself. The Lord give thee the
52 XXXIX | restore dust to dust, but thyself abide for the time to come
53 XXXIX | shalt love thy neighbour as thyself,' in departing thyself to
54 XXXIX | as thyself,' in departing thyself to rest and life, and leaving
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