Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|      others wearing the simple habit of a schoolmaster, or, again,
 2   1,  Int|  advised to doff the Dominican habit, which he still wore; this
 3   1,  3  |      mind before the corporeal habit is confirmed; because the
 4   1,  4  |        possible to see, by the habit and act of contemplation
 5   2,  4  |    from constitution, but from habit, and is peculiar to himself,
 6   2,  4  |    that which results from the habit of believing in the false
 7   2,  4  |      to common sense. And this habit is one of the greatest and
 8   2,  4  | childhood and youth are in the habit of eating poison, and have
 9   2,  4  | because it is founded upon the habit of looking at the true light;
10   2,  4  |      the true light; the which habit cannot come into use for