Part, Chapter

1    Life, VI    |          strong, for they were not sufficient to sustain me in justice.
2    Life, VI    |         nor the pains I took, were sufficient to keep me from falling
3    Life, VII   |         neither, however, was it a sufficient reason for giving up a  ./. 
4    Life, VII   | opportunities when our strength is sufficient for the purpose; and in
5    Life, XIV   |        that no efforts of ours are sufficient, if God withholds from us
6    Life, XVIII |       conceived, is there strength sufficient to utter it;~for all bodily
7    Life, XXIX  |          and He gave me reasons so sufficient, that I felt myself perfectly 
8    Life, XXX   |        failure of bodily strength, sufficient to do something for God,
9    Life, XXXIII|         found that it would make a sufficient, though small, monastery.