Chapter

 1 II  |     of one sort and another, chiefly by reason of his lectures
 2 IV  |    were incensed against me. Chiefly at their suggestion, as
 3 VI  |     been sung in many lands, chiefly, methinks, by those who
 4 VI  |      save him whose shame it chiefly bespoke, the girl's uncle,
 5 VIII|  increased my own suffering. Chiefly the clerics, and above all
 6 VIII|     as of old I had laboured chiefly in behalf of the rich, I
 7 VIII| profession, I devoted myself chiefly to lectures on theology,
 8 IX  |  summoned, as we have heard, chiefly to take action upon his
 9 IX  |     should have been, relied chiefly on the advice of the archbishop,
10 XI  |     thing which at that time chiefly led me to undertake the
11 XI  |      altar not be held to be chiefly His to whom above all the