Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-8  |         I remember it not. Thus, little by little, I became conscious
 2     1, 6-8  |          it not. Thus, little by little, I became conscious where
 3     1, 6-8  |       like, though in truth very little like, what I wished. And
 4     1, 7-11 |      remindeth me? doth not each little infant, in whom I see what
 5     2, 9-17 |       that we beguiled those who little thought what we were doing,
 6     3, 3-5  |       such as would grow up in a little one. But I disdained to
 7     3, 3-5  |          But I disdained to be a little one; and, swollen with pride,
 8     3, 12-21|         her, how himself, when a little one, had by his seduced
 9     3, 12-21|         discourse with me; he, a little displeased at her importunity,
10     4, 4-8  |      unknowing; myself meanwhile little regarding, and presuming
11     4, 7-12 |         in those alone found I a little refreshment. But when my
12     4, 8-13 |          other remembrances; and little by little patched me up
13     4, 8-13 |      remembrances; and little by little patched me up again with
14     4, 16-26|         wont to ask Thy faithful little ones, my fellow-citizens (
15     4, 17-31|          a far slower wit to Thy little ones, since they departed
16     4, 17-31|          wilt carry us both when little, and even to hoar hairs
17     5, 13-23|          was I drawing nearer by little and little, and unconsciously. ~ ~
18     5, 13-23|     drawing nearer by little and little, and unconsciously. ~ ~
19     6, 3-3  |        taken up (which was but a little time), he was either refreshing
20     6, 3-3  |          his voice (which a very little speaking would weaken) might
21     6, 5-7  | demonstrated. Then Thou, O Lord, little by little with most tender
22     6, 5-7  |          Thou, O Lord, little by little with most tender and most
23     6, 7-11 |          my lecture room, hear a little, and be gone. ~ ~
24     6, 10-16|       but he that is faithful in little, is faithful also in much.
25     7, 3-5  |      often. But this raised me a little into Thy light, that I knew
26     8, 2-3  |        the wise, and revealed to little ones, he spoke of Victorinus
27     8, 5-12 |      presently," "leave me but a little." But "presently, presently,"
28     8, 5-12 |          had no present, and my "little while" went on for a long
29     8, 6-15 |           and there they found a little book containing the life
30     8, 8-19 |      than the words I uttered. A little garden there was to our
31     9, 8-17 |          father when a child, as little ones used to be carried
32     9, 8-18 |         the flagon, she sipped a little with the tip of her lips;
33     9, 8-18 |       And thus by adding to that little, daily littles (for whoso
34     9, 8-18 |     littles (for whoso despiseth little things shall fall by little
35     9, 8-18 |      little things shall fall by little and little), she had fallen
36     9, 8-18 |         shall fall by little and little), she had fallen into such
37     9, 8-18 |        greedily to drink off her little cup brim-full almost of
38     9, 8-18 |          as it happens) with her little mistress, when alone with
39     9, 11-28|    together, she also wished (so little can the human mind embrace
40     9, 12-31|          grief, which gave way a little unto me; but again came,
41     9, 12-32|         and found my grief not a little softened; and as I was alone
42     9, 12-33|              9.12.33 And then by little and little I recovered my
43     9, 12-33|        33 And then by little and little I recovered my former thoughts
44    10, 4-6  |           But this Thy Word were little did it only command by speaking,
45    10, 4-6  |          known unto Thee. I am a little one, but my Father ever
46    10, 23-33|          falsehood? They will as little hesitate to say "in the
47    10, 23-33|        happy. For there is yet a little light in men; let them walk,
48    10, 29-40|    dissipated into many. For too little doth he love Thee, who loves
49    10, 31-44|        enough for health, is too little for pleasure. And oft it
50    10, 33-49|        and attuned voice, I do a little repose; yet not so as to
51    10, 36-59|          Lord, behold we are Thy little flock; possess us as Thine,
52    10, 37-60|          good works, we ought as little to forego its company, as
53    12, 14-17|        is before us, inviting to little ones; yet are they a wondrous
54    12, 16-23|        With these I now parley a little in Thy presence, O my God,
55    12, 27-37|      suggest. In whom, being yet little ones and carnal, while their
56    12, 28-38|         see, and rejoice, in the little degree they here may, in
57    12, 30-41|           And even those hopeful little ones who so think, have
58    13, 8-9  |         I love, and if it be too little, I would love more strongly.
59    13, 12-13|          equal unto Thyself, but little for our sakes: and our darkness
60    13, 14-15|         art! in Thee I breathe a little, when I pour out my soul
61    13, 15-17|     which giveth wisdom unto the little ones: perfect, O my God,
62    13, 19-25|          and the darkness of the little ones, though not despised.
63    13, 26-41|          cold water to one of my little ones; but added, in the