Chapter
1 VIII | manner of our birth. Is not a little seed thrown into the womb
2 IX | made alive.' And after a little while, `For this corruptible
3 IX | drink unto one of these little ones a cup of cold water
4 XI | s Passion, failing for a little while in his stewardship,
5 XII | a collar of iron. For a little while it causeth him to
6 XII | the tree there dropped a little honey. And thereat he ceased
7 XIII | tribulation. Howbeit, I will go a little way with thee, even if I
8 XIII | power, to afford me some little aid. Bear no grudge for
9 XIV | knowledge that within a very little while he must reach that
10 XVI | Knowest thou not that, as a little medicine often times delivereth
11 XVI | render to the Giver this little hymn of praise, what excuse
12 XVII | world before him is as a little grain of the balance, yea,
13 XIX | thus they that overlook little passions and sins bring
14 XIX | For if thou labour but a little therein, and have strength
15 XXI | yet for thyself accept a little money for sustenance, and
16 XXII | virtue. For we dread, not a little, the uncertainty of the
17 XXX | king, they say, caused a little house, full of dark chambers,
18 XXX | king brought forth from his little house his son that had never
19 XXX | of Christ. But the wretch little knew what laughter he should
20 XXXII | prophet. For a very, very little while and your place shall
21 XXXII | have been able to soar a little above this great madness
22 XXXII | noble deeds, now they were, little by little, led astray through
23 XXXII | now they were, little by little, led astray through the
24 XXXIII | What wonder, then, if, in a little while, all his subjects,
25 XXXIII | recompense of his works. ~Now, in little while, the fame of Ioasaph
26 XXXVIII| spiritual dainties, but with little to attract the palate of
27 XXXIX | thee, but must toil yet a little longer, that thou mayest
28 XL | as I charged thee, in a little while thou shalt come hither,
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