Book, Chapter

 1     4, 12-19|        us not; for He departed thither, whence He never parted,
 2     5, 8-14 |       whereby I might be drawn thither, by men in love with a dying
 3     5, 8-15 |     why I went hence, and went thither, Thou knewest, O God, yet
 4     6, 7-12 |    from him, nor came he again thither. Upon this, he prevailed
 5     6, 8-13 |      said. When they were come thither, and had taken their places
 6     6, 8-13 |        theirs that brought him thither. Why say more? He beheld,
 7     6, 8-13 |        them who first drew him thither, but also before them, yea
 8     6, 9-14 |      startled and brought them thither. They seize him, hale him
 9     7, 21-27|      peace, and to find no way thither; and in vain to essay through
10     7, 21-27|     keep on the way that leads thither, guarded by the host of
11     8, 2-5  |     love and joy they drew him thither, such were the hands wherewith
12     8, 6-15 |      peril? and when arrive we thither? But a friend of God, if
13     8, 8-19 |    host, was not living there. Thither had the tumult of my breast
14     8, 8-19 |       to go only, but to go in thither was nothing else but to
15     9, 7-16 | desiring his guide to lead him thither. Led thither, he begged
16     9, 7-16 |       to lead him thither. Led thither, he begged to be allowed
17     9, 13-37|         even unto their return thither. That so my mother's last
18    10, 31-44|    there any other way to pass thither, whither we needs must pass.
19    10, 35-55|      be lying near, they flock thither, to be made sad, and to
20    10, 35-55|        of its beauty drew them thither! Thus also in the other
21    10, 35-57|      yet still incline my mind thither. And unless Thou, having
22    10, 41-66|        I said, "Who can attain thither? I am cast away from the
23    13, 9-10 |        place. Love lifts us up thither, and Thy good Spirit lifts