Chapter LXXIX - How The Hidden Impulses Vary Along With The Variation Of Outward Behaviour
Chapter LXXX - On Vigils And On The Many Different Kinds Of Labours During Them And That It Is Not Becoming That The Aim Of Our Labours Should Be The Fulfilling Of A Quantity But [To Work] In Freedom And With Discrimination As Children Of God Who Work With Their Father In The Alertness Of Love And How Precious the labour of vigils Is More Than That Of All Other Duties And what this labour imposes On Those Who Choose It And How They Have To Walk In It And On The Gifts Of Which They Are Deemed Worthy By God And On The Battles Against Them On The Part Of The Principal Of This World
Chapter LXXXI - An Answer To A Brother Who Had Asked Him Why When Our Lord Has Defined Mercy As Similitude To The Greatness Of The Father In Heaven The Solitaries Honour Solitude More Than It? And An Apology Of This Point And That It Is Not Becoming To Neglect The Distressed And Sick When They Are Near