Book, Chapter

 1     2, 2-4  |       unlicensed by Thy laws) took the rule over me, and I
 2     2, 2-4  |      it? My friends meanwhile took no care by marriage to save
 3     2, 3-7  |     they were degraded: and I took pleasure, not only in the
 4     2, 4-9  |       streets till then), and took huge loads, not for our
 5     3, 4-8  |   learned, polished, or true, took not entire hold of me. ~ ~
 6     3, 3-5  |      and, swollen with pride, took myself to be a great one. ~ ~
 7     3, 12-21|     perish." Which answer she took (as she often mentioned
 8     5, 14-24|          5.14.24 For though I took no pains to learn what he
 9     6, 7-12 |     of that infection. But he took it wholly to himself, and
10     6, 7-12 |       that right-minded youth took as a ground of being offended
11     6, 9-15 |  recognising him immediately, took him aside by the hand, and
12     7, 5-7  |    leave it, but rather daily took in more and more of it. ~ ~
13     7, 5-8  |    not escape her master, who took care with most exact diligence
14     8, 1-2  |     right hand upheld me, and took me thence, and Thou placedst
15     8, 6-14 |       us, he observed a book, took, opened it, and contrary
16     8, 11-25|    kept my stand hard by, and took breath. And I essayed again,
17     8, 12-30|     we relate in order how it took place; she leaps for joy,
18     9, 12-31| stilled from weeping, Euodius took up the Psalter, and began
19     9, 13-36|      dissolution now at hand, took no thought to have her body
20    10, 36-59|       is praised. For the one took pleasure in the gift of
21    12, 15-20|       Whom, being created, it took the beginning, not indeed
22    13, 10-11|     light. Whereas in us this took place at different times,