Chapter

 1 I   |     there was that marred his happiness, and pierced his soul with
 2 I   |    sake, and yearning for the happiness beyond. Wherefore they preached,
 3 III | grievous that might break his happiness: but to place before him
 4 IV  |    with sorrow sevenfold. Its happiness and its sorrow are more
 5 V   | embitter thy heart or mar thy happiness. I intend that thou shalt
 6 IX  |    thereby he declared future happiness and splendour. For as he
 7 X   |   what manner of security and happiness shall be thine. `When thou
 8 XII |       contemplation of future happiness and everlasting punishment
 9 XIII|      nor invited to share his happiness. With countenance ashamed
10 XX  |       a right happy man: what happiness then must be his who is
11 XXI |       rob me of this pleasing happiness and enjoyment, to worship
12 XXIV|    and much more so, doth the happiness promised to those that love
13 XXIV|       eternal fruition of the happiness to come! Wilt thou not understand
14 XXV |       undisputed kingdom, and happiness of every sort. Thus shalt
15 XXV |     so mayest thou obtain all happiness and inherit my blessing