Chapter

 1 II   |     concerning whatsoever thou mayest desire to learn; for while
 2 VI   |    wise and prudent, that thou mayest bring me before the king'
 3 XIII |     ragged garments, that thou mayest have them on the way whereon
 4 XIII |      Further help from me thou mayest expect none.' The other,
 5 XIV  |      decide thereon, that thou mayest treat them as something
 6 XIV  |      quickly passing away, and mayest remove all thy store from
 7 XIV  |       thou comest thither thou mayest not be destitute, but be
 8 XV   |        looking back, that thou mayest also be glorified with him,
 9 XVII |    knowledge of him, that thou mayest know what is the hope of
10 XVII | us-ward who believe; that thou mayest be no more a stranger and
11 XVIII|        fear bodily death, thou mayest learn by this, that I have
12 XIX  |       give diligence that thou mayest be found of him without
13 XIX  |      of the virtues, that thou mayest grow thereby, and attain
14 XIX  |   fulness of Christ: that thou mayest henceforth be no more a
15 XIX  |      of thine heart, that thou mayest present thy soul without
16 XX   |       nigh thee, but that thou mayest merit, in all fulness of
17 XXI  |       my gift," said he, "thou mayest bear my lowliness in remembrance." ~
18 XXI  |      the heart of man: whereof mayest thou be shown an inheritor,
19 XXIII|      after their example, thou mayest gain the title of imitator
20 XXV  |   pleasing to thy sire, and so mayest thou obtain all happiness
21 XXVII|     glory of whose coming thou mayest learn, O king, by the reading
22 XXVII|       to come. ~"And that thou mayest know, O king, that I speak
23 XXXII|        leopard his spots, then mayest thou also do good, that
24 XXXII|      them, -- the devils, thou mayest know, taking up their abode
25 XXXVI|       unto the poor, that thou mayest find the ear of God open
26 XXXIX|       little longer, that thou mayest joyfully enter into the
27 XXXIX|       Lord ordereth, that thou mayest prove no unworthy match