Book, Chapter

1        I, XXVII| between them, that they cannot easily come together?~Gregory answers.—
2        I, XXVII|       of great benefit, should easily come together. Thus, when,
3        I, XXX  |    retained, they may the more easily consent to the inward joys.
4       II, XI   |        which He might the more easily inflame with the love of
5      III, III  |    every instructed person can easily judge. But the Scots which
6       IV, XXV  |    body, and shall, therefore, easily bear all whatsoever you
7        V, XXI  |     that time forward, be most easily known by all men, the occurrence
8        V, XXI  |        For I think your wisdom easily discerns that it is much