Chapter

 1 II    |     soul, set free from every passion, with the glorious light
 2 VI    |     longing, all irresistible passion to hear some new and goodly
 3 XI    |       season of the Saviour's Passion, failing for a little while
 4 XII   |     friends, these in turn in passion it taketh away, and shall
 5 XVI   |      and that it was no light passion that led him to ask for
 6 XVIII |  money, and never to curb the passion for it, but insatiably to
 7 XIX   |   every imagination of sinful passion from thy soul, and plant
 8 XX    |      purify thy soul from all passion, and cleanse it like a bright
 9 XXII  |      was moved to the keenest passion against this high and noble
10 XXXI  | Christ, and the symbol of his Passion, which they call the Cross.
11 XXXIII|     up the sign of his Lord's passion, the venerable Cross of