Book, Chapter

 1     1, 18-29|     behold patiently as Thou art wont how carefully the sons of
 2     3, 11-19|         to instruct, as is their wont not to be instructed) enquired
 3     3, 12-21|          things (for this he was wont to do, when he found persons
 4     4, 7-12 |         him, where they were not wont to see him. And thus from
 5     4, 16-26|      things corporeal. And I was wont to ask Thy faithful little
 6     4, 16-26|           I stood exiled), I was wont, prating and foolishly,
 7     5, 6-10 | self-same things which they were wont to say. But what availed
 8     6, 2-2  |      mother had once, as she was wont in Afric, brought to the
 9     6, 3-3  |         to enter, nor was it his wont that any who came should
10     6, 1    | strangely in the Scripture, were wont to offend me, having heard
11     6, 9-15 |    especially, by whom they were wont to be suspected of stealing
12     6, 13-23|          that confidence she was wont, when Thou showedst her
13     7, 1-1  |        substance, but such as is wont to be seen with these eyes.
14     7, 1-2  |        such forms as my eyes are wont to range, did my heart then
15     7, 2-3  |          which the Manichees are wont to set as an opposing mass
16     8, 11-25|       much more severely than my wont, rolling and turning me
17     8, 12-29|   intently whether children were wont in any kind of play to sing
18     8, 12-30|        more for me, than she was wont to beg by her pitiful and
19     9, 8-17 |          good discipline was she wont to commend not so much her
20     9, 8-18 |          in youthful spirits are wont to be kept under by the
21    10, 19-28|        together all which it was wont, and maimed, as it were,
22    10, 19-28|    therewith; because it was not wont to be thought upon together
23    11, 23-30|          in half the time it was wont, if so be it was finished
24    13, 21-31|       his kind; because a man is wont to imitate his friend. Be