Book, Chapter

1     5, 6-11 |    questions that troubled me, in familiar converse with him. Which
2     5, 10-19|           of. Yet I lived in more familiar friendship with them, than
3     6, 8-13 |           dinner, and they with a familiar violence haled him, vehemently
4     6, 14-24|   townsman, from childhood a very familiar friend of mine, whom the
5     7, 7-11 |          into the ears of my most familiar friends? Did the whole tumult
6     7, 20-26| Scriptures, and hadst Thou in the familiar use of them grown sweet
7     9, 9-19 |          marks of shame, would in familiar talk blame their husbands'