Chapter

1 2,3 |  news that not only did he fail to rejoice in this election,
2 3,2 |   fear not lest any of you fail in that holy obedience which
3 5,6 |   this surrender could not fail to be for the good of Christendom,
4 8,1 |   with him which could not fail to succeed. One evening
5 13,3| could for a single instant fail to recognise their merit;
6 13,3| common enemy any who shall fail to keep the present stipulations,
7 14,3| the secular orders, not to fail to appear, according to