Book, Chapter

 1     2, 3-5  |       before Thee to mine own kind, even to that small portion
 2     4, 8-13 |       me up again with my old kind of delights, unto which
 3     4, 8-13 |      and jest together, to do kind offices by turns; to read
 4     5, 5-9  |      and whatever else of the kind I had read of in other books,
 5     5, 6-10 |       country vessels; either kind of meats may be served up
 6     5, 6-10 |    may be served up in either kind of dishes. ~ ~
 7     5, 6-11 |     of a good wit, and with a kind of natural gracefulness.
 8     5, 10-20|     Evil also to be some such kind of substance, and to have
 9     5, 13-23|      Church), but as a person kind towards myself. And I listened
10     6, 7-11 |       because I seemed to him kind, and learned; and I him,
11     7, 10-16|    were a greater of the same kind, as though the brightness
12     8, 1-2  |  things. There is yet another kind of ungodly, who knowing
13     8, 2-3  |     The monster Gods of every kind, who fought 'Gainst Neptune,
14     8, 3-8  |    every thing good after its kind? Woe is me! how high art
15     8, 6-13 |     so willed), but as a most kind and gentle friend, he would
16     8, 12-29|     children were wont in any kind of play to sing such words:
17     9, 7-15 |       Milan begun to use this kind of consolation and exhortation,
18     9, 10-25|      on, and other visions of kind far unlike be withdrawn,
19     9, 13-34|     handmaid, a far different kind of tears, flowing from a
20    10, 6-8  |      my God; and yet I love a kind of light, and melody, and
21    10, 10-17|       be? what it is? of what kind it is? I do indeed hold
22    10, 11-18|       how many things of this kind does my memory bear which
23    10, 20-29|      These have it in a lower kind, than they who have it in
24    10, 23-34|  unless that truth is in that kind loved, that they who love
25    10, 30-42|     But what I yet am in this kind of my evil, have I confessed
26    10, 31-46|      was permitted to eat all kind of flesh that was good for
27    10, 35-56|  since so many things of this kind buzz on all sides about
28    10, 36-58|      no lord; hath this third kind of temptation also ceased
29    10, 37-61|     confess unto Thee in this kind of temptation, O Lord? What,
30    12, 27-37|    weakness is by this humble kind of speech, carried on, as
31    12, 28-38|    given to each thing in his kind), and might all be made
32    13, 17-21|      mercy according to their kind, loving our neighbour in
33    13, 21-29|      waters, need that flying kind, which at Thy word the waters
34    13, 21-31| Christ. For this is after his kind; because a man is wont to
35    13, 22-32|      mind; not now after your kind, as though following your
36    13, 22-32|     Let man be made after his kind," but, Let us make man after
37    13, 22-32|       Thou, "according to his kind"; but, after our image and
38    13, 22-32|     so as to follow after his kind; but by Thy direction proveth
39    13, 24-35|    But what is this, and what kind of mystery? Behold, Thou
40    13, 24-35|      as are bred of their own kind, had I found it given to
41    13, 24-35|   increase and continue their kind. ~ ~