Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-11 |       to resent, that persons free, and its own elders, yea,
 2     1, 14-23|        No doubt, then, that a free curiosity has more force
 3     2, 2-4  |    human shamelessness giveth free licence, though unlicensed
 4     3, 2-2  |       these actions, the less free he is from such affections.
 5     4, 3-5  |   that thou followest this of free choice, not of necessity:
 6     5, 10-18|     delighted my pride, to be free from blame; and when I had
 7     6, 3-3  |   interval which he obtained, free from the din of others'
 8     6, 12-21|      wherein his virtuous and free feet might be entangled. ~ ~
 9     6, 12-22|     punishment. For his mind, free from that chain, was amazed
10     7, 2-3  | defiled, corrupted, Thy Word, free, pure, and whole, might
11     7, 3-4  |  sought it out then, thus far free from anxiety, certain of
12     8, 6-13 | attended Thy Church, whenever free from the business under
13     8, 6-13 |       and desiring to have it free and at leisure, as many
14     8, 11-26|     to burst and shake myself free from them, and to spring
15     9, 1-1  |     conceits. Now was my soul free from the biting cares of
16    10, 33-49|     but Thou didst loosen and free me. Now, in those melodies
17    10, 43-69|       of the cross, He alone, free among the dead, having power
18    11, 1-1  |     upon us, that Thou mayest free us wholly, since Thou hast
19    11, 2-2  |      those hours which I find free from the necessities of
20    12, 15-20| mother which is above, and is free and eternal in the heavens (
21    13, 23-33|     Grecian, neither bond nor free. -Spiritual persons (whether