Book, Chapter

 1     1, 9-14 |          broke the fetters of my tongue to call on Thee, praying
 2     1, 14-23|          difficulty of a foreign tongue, dashed, as it were, with
 3     1, 17-27|   whereon to exercise my wit and tongue? Thy praises, Lord, Thy
 4     1, 18-29|         lest, by an error of the tongue, he murder the word "human
 5     3, 4-7  |      Thee. For not to sharpen my tongue (which thing I seemed to
 6     3, 4-7  |       before), not to sharpen my tongue did I employ that book;
 7     3, 6-10 |        only and the noise of the tongue, for the heart was void
 8     3, 8-16 |    guilty, raging with heart and tongue against Thee, kicking against
 9     4, 8-13 |          by the countenance, the tongue, the eyes, and a thousand
10     5, 1-1  |          from the ministry of my tongue, which Thou hast formed
11     6, 3-3  |         sense, but his voice and tongue were at rest. Ofttimes when
12     6, 7-12 |            didst of my heart and tongue make burning coals, by which
13     6, 12-21|      unto Alypius himself, by my tongue weaving and laying in his
14     7, 2-3  |  horrible blasphemy of heart and tongue, thus thinking and speaking
15     7, 7-11 |      which was thence through my tongue distilled into the ears
16     7, 9-14 |        the earth; and that every tongue should confess that the
17     8, 4-9  |        of Thy apostles, by whose tongue Thou soundedst forth these
18     8, 4-9  |      impregnable possession, the tongue of Victorinus, with which
19     8, 7-18 |           Where art thou now, my tongue? Thou saidst that for an
20     9, 1-1  | sacrifice of Let my heart and my tongue praise Thee; yea, let all
21     9, 1-1  |      itch of lust. And my infant tongue spake freely to Thee, my
22     9, 2-2  |      withdraw, the service of my tongue from the marts of lip-labour:
23     9, 2-2  |         coals against the subtle tongue, which as though advising
24     9, 4-7  |       done. Thou didst rescue my tongue, whence Thou hadst before
25     9, 10-25|     imaginary revelations, every tongue and every sign, and whatsoever
26     9, 10-25|        His Word, not through any tongue of flesh, nor Angel's voice,
27    10, 8-13 |       they appear. And though my tongue be still, and my throat
28    10, 37-60|         Our daily furnace is the tongue of men. And in this way
29    10, 37-62|      before Thee in my heart and tongue? This madness put far from
30    11, 2-2  |         shall I suffice with the tongue of my pen to utter all Thy
31    11, 2-3  |        service of my thought and tongue; do Thou give me, what I
32    11, 3-5  |       without organs of voice or tongue, or sound of syllables,
33    11, 27-36|        For though both voice and tongue be still, yet in thought
34    12, 2-2  |          2.2 The lowliness of my tongue confesseth unto Thy Highness,
35    12, 6-6  |          Lord, if I would, by my tongue and my pen, confess unto
36    12, 26-36|          service of my heart and tongue those books might be dispensed,
37    13, 26-40|         so much continency, thou tongue like flying fowls, speaking