Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-7  |        remember it not) from the parents of my flesh, out of whose
 2     1, 9-14 |           my elders, yea my very parents, who yet wished me no ill,
 3     1, 9-15 |     feared most bitterly, as our parents mocked the torments which
 4     1, 10-16| transgressing the commands of my parents and those of my masters.
 5     1, 19-30|         my tutor, my masters, my parents, from love of play, eagerness
 6     1, 19-30|        also I committed, from my parents' cellar and table, enslaved
 7     2, 3-6  |   sixteenth year I lived with my parents, leaving all school for
 8     2, 3-6  |     through the narrowness of my parents' fortunes), the briers of
 9     2, 3-8  |          learning, which both my parents were too desirous I should
10     2, 3-8  |       may, the disposition of my parents. The reins, meantime, were
11     4, 2-2  |  children are born against their parents' will, although, once born,
12     5, 14-25|         had been commended by my parents, till something certain
13     6, 5-7  |     assurance I believed of what parents I was born, which I could
14     6, 8-13 |         secular course which his parents had charmed him to pursue,
15     6, 10-16|      studied, more to please his parents than himself. There he had
16     6, 11-18|     stand, where, as a child, my parents placed me, until the clear
17     7, 5-8  |          in a high estate in his parents' house, ran his course through
18     7, 6-9  |      truly, to have seen in them parents eminent among their neighbours,
19     9, 8-17 |         temporately fed at their parents' table, she would not suffer
20     9, 8-18 |        maiden, was bidden by her parents to draw wine out of the
21     9, 9-19 |    subject rather by Thee to her parents, than by her parents to
22     9, 9-19 |         her parents, than by her parents to Thee, so soon as she
23     9, 9-22 |        one man, had requited her parents, had governed her house
24     9, 13-37|     devout affection remember my parents in this transitory light,