Book, Chapter

 1     1, 14-23| suffering, by mere observation, amid the caresses of my nursery
 2     1, 17-27|         had it not trailed away amid these empty trifles, a defiled
 3     4, 2-2  |       that slippery course, and amid much smoke sending out some
 4     5, 13-23|       for the one was wandering amid Manichaean delusions, the
 5     6, 9-15 |   matter, and bade all present, amid much uproar and threats,
 6     6, 16-26|         judgment to come; which amid all my changes, never departed
 7     6, 16-26|       be happy without friends, amid what abundance soever of
 8     7, 21-27|       other books, I found here amid the praise of Thy Grace;
 9     8, 6-13 |         helper and my redeemer. Amid increasing anxiety, I was
10     8, 10-23|       us should deliberate, and amid the strife of his two wills
11     8, 10-24|          for they rend the mind amid four, or even (amid the
12     8, 10-24|        mind amid four, or even (amid the vast variety of things
13     9, 2-4  |        lungs began to give way, amid too great literary labour,
14     9, 10-25|        and wrap up its beholder amid these inward joys, so that
15    10, 27-38|      Thee; deformed I, plunging amid those fair forms which Thou
16    10, 31-47|            10.31.47 Placed then amid these temptations, I strive
17    11, 15-19|         any of the middle, then amid past and to come. ~ ~
18    11, 29-39|       our manifold distractions amid many things, that by Him
19    11, 29-39|         but I have been severed amid times, whose order I know
20    12, 1-1  |      Scripture, is much busied, amid this poverty of my life.
21    12, 11-14|      tosses himself up and down amid his own fancies?), who but
22    13, 20-26|       Thy holy ones, have moved amid the waves of temptations
23    13, 20-26|       Name, in Thy Baptism. And amid these things, many great