Book, Chapter

 1     1, 5-5  |         voice let me haste, and take hold on Thee. Hide not Thy
 2     1, 6-7  |      comforts of Thy compassion take me up, as I heard (for I
 3     1, 7-12 |         no remembrance, which I take on others' word, and guess
 4     1, 18-29|      with fiercest hatred, will take heed most watchfully, lest,
 5     3, 7-13 |       he observeth some servant take a thing in his hand, which
 6     3, 7-13 |         person; to the one they take exceptions, to the other
 7     4, 8-13 |   things which in them did more take my mind; to talk and jest
 8     6, 11-18|         in a good sense. I will take my stand, where, as a child,
 9     6, 11-18|      The forenoons our scholars take up; what do we during the
10     7, 9-15 |        pleased Thee, O Lord, to take away the reproach of diminution
11     7, 9-15 |     Thou willedst Thy people to take from Egypt, seeing Thine
12     7, 10-16|          and with its greatness take up all space. Not such was
13     8, 8-19 |      The unlearned start up and take heaven by force, and we
14     8, 10-22|     that cometh into the world. Take heed what you say, and blush
15     8, 10-24|         ask them, is it good to take pleasure in reading the
16     8, 10-24|         the Apostle? or good to take pleasure in a sober Psalm?
17     8, 12-29|   chanting, and oft repeating, "Take up and read; Take up and
18     8, 12-29|   repeating, "Take up and read; Take up and read. " Instantly,
19     9, 2-2  |        then in a regular way to take my leave, and having been
20     9, 6-14 |        wonders? Soon didst Thou take his life from the earth:
21     9, 9-22 |         Thy baptism, did she so take care of, as though she had
22     9, 13-36|  wherewith He bought us, and so take us from Him? Unto the Sacrament
23    10, 11-18|      receive, and by marking to take heed that those things which
24    10, 31-44|     that I should set myself to take food as physic. But while
25    10, 31-45|  begging that he might receive. Take from me (saith he) the desires
26    10, 34-52|           O all-creating Lord," take it up in Thy hymns, and
27    10, 35-54|     senses by way of similitude take to themselves, when they
28    10, 35-57|        weak; then by degrees we take interest therein! I go not
29    10, 36-58|        it not, when I feared to take it.  But, O Lord, Thou alone
30    10, 43-69|     down His life, and power to take it again: for us to Thee
31    11, 5-7  |         apprehension whereby to take in his art, and see within
32    11, 6-8  |        in time that voice might take his course in time. But
33    11, 26-33|      pronounced more fully, may take up more time than a longer,
34    12, 6-6  |        reader would hold out to take in the whole? Nor shall
35    12, 12-15| successive changes of times may take place in them, as being
36    12, 15-21|         that made thee, let Him take possession of me also in
37    12, 25-34|       of his words?" I ought to take it in good part, and would
38    13, 21-31|         to do hurt, but wise to take heed; and only making so