Chapter

 1 IV    |        people, and stealing all hearts for himself. "But," said
 2 XII   |    virtue in the cells of their hearts, and husbanding sweet fruits
 3 XII   | punishment immovable from their hearts, and pained themselves to
 4 XIX   |         Ghost, dwelleth in pure hearts. But, just as smoke driveth
 5 XXV   |       who hath implanted in our hearts this natural affection.
 6 XXVI  |      made foolish, whose unwise hearts had gone astray, as saith
 7 XXVII |       himself engraven on their hearts, and these they observe,
 8 XXXIII|        inflamed and kindled the hearts of many to be of the same
 9 XXXIII|       had been planted in their hearts. ~Then, too, did his father'
10 XXXVI |       cast all anger out of our hearts, in order that our many
11 XXXVII|        of Christ that fired the hearts of the Apostolic Quire and