Chapter

 1 For|  your sorrows with mine, you may discover that yours are
 2 I  |      of that country, or, it may be, of them who dwell there—
 3 VI |     matter how slow a matter may be in disclosing itself,
 4 VII|      children? The rich, you may reply, can do this, because
 5 X  | according to its deserts, it may either be approved or else
 6 XI |      turf. in very truth you may well believe that they were
 7 XI |     those things whereby you may some day be made captive,
 8 XI |      at hand everything they may need, and yet, spurning
 9 XI |   any Person in the Trinity, may rightly be called God or
10 XI |   God or Helper, so likewise may It be termed the Paraclete,
11 XI |    patrons. ~ Some, however, may perchance argue that churches
12 XIV|      and clothing; albeit he may not have carnal intercourse
13 XIV|      thereby that such women may lawfully be supported by
14 XIV|    orders. In many places we may even behold an inversion
15 XV |     I no longer know where I may find rest, or even so much
16 XV | roaring lion seeking what he may devour, and do you still
17 XV |     to a good end whatsoever may seem to happen wrongfully.
18 XV |      of the just, because he may not doubt that these things