Book, Chapter

 1     1, 20-31|       sublimities, truths, and so fell headlong into sorrows, confusions,
 2     3, 1-1  |            be fine and courtly. I fell headlong then into the love
 3     3, 4-7  |       ordinary course of study, I fell upon a certain book of Cicero,
 4     3, 6-10 |                3.6.10 Therefore I fell among men proudly doting,
 5     4, 3-5  |     different, a verse oftentimes fell out, wondrously agreeable
 6     4, 17-31|     whither to return, because we fell from it: for through our
 7     4, 17-31|          our absence, our mansion fell not-Thy eternity.~.
 8     5, 3-5  |         shining; and behold, they fell upon the earth, and their
 9     6, 8-13 |        For in the fight, when one fell, a mighty cry of the whole
10     6, 8-13 |           was in his body; and he fell more miserably than he upon
11     6, 14-24|        was being so well moulded, fell to pieces in our hands,
12     8, 5-12 | deservedly, for that it willingly fell into it. Who then should
13     8, 12-29|    section on which my eyes first fell: Not in rioting and drunkenness,
14     9, 11-27|      after, or not much more, she fell sick of a fever; and in
15     9, 11-27|         that sickness one day she fell into a swoon, and was for
16    12, 10-10|        darkness, speak unto me. I fell off into that, and became
17    13, 1-1  |        into my hands, wherewith I fell from Thee; and Thou hast
18    13, 8-9  |                     13.8.9 Angels fell away, man's soul fell away,
19    13, 8-9  |      Angels fell away, man's soul fell away, and thereby pointed
20    13, 8-9  |  restlessness of the spirits, who fell away and discovered their