Part, Chapter

1    Life, II    |       affections and childish follies, good for nothing; and,
2    Life, IV    |       was delivered from such follies, I was filled with a new
3    Life, VII   |       honour. For although my follies came occasionally into light,
4    Life, XVI   |     It utters a thousand holy follies, striving continually to
5    Life, XVIII | myself by giving utterance to follies. It often happens to me,
6    Life, XXXV  |      tell me I was committing follies, and that I ought not to
7    Life, XXXVII|    matters who maintain these follies with so much labour. God