Chapter

 1 II     |   preferments, how should I not rightly tax thee with ignorance
 2 VIII   | priceless stone which thou dost rightly keep secret, not displaying
 3 IX     |      with unclean acts, and was rightly cast forth from the joy
 4 IX     |        that were un-ready (whom rightly he calleth foolish), seeing
 5 XII    |    underwent for our sakes, and rightly called it baptism. So as
 6 XIV    |        delay, this way, then, I rightly chose above all others,
 7 XVII   |        such mysteries, or speak rightly thereof, or think meetly
 8 XVIII  |        passed since then, I may rightly call years of life, and
 9 XX     |         mind thither, prayer is rightly called `the prelude' and,
10 XXIV   |        fall upon mine own pate. Rightly prophesied the astrologers
11 XXVII  |      thy son understood it, and rightly hath he been taught to serve
12 XXXII  |      renewing all creation, are rightly admired as preachers of
13 XXXVIII|     whom thou lovest, whom thou rightly desirest above the things
14 XL     |       light lamps lavishly, and rightly and fitly, might one say,