Book, Chapter

 1     1, 5-5  |          Thy face from me. Let me die - lest I die - only let
 2     1, 5-5  |           me. Let me die - lest I die - only let me see Thy face. ~ ~
 3     2, 2-4  |           and killest us, lest we die from Thee. Where was I,
 4     4, 6-11 | exceedingly to live and feared to die. I suppose, the more I loved
 5     4, 6-11 |      loved, as if he should never die, was dead; and I wondered
 6     4, 6-11 |   therefore perchance I feared to die, lest he whom I had much
 7     4, 6-11 |           I had much loved should die wholly. ~ ~
 8     4, 8-13 |           in loving one that must die, as if he would never die?
 9     4, 8-13 |         die, as if he would never die? For what restored and refreshed
10     4, 8-13 |          But that fable would not die to me, so oft as any of
11     4, 9-14 |       Hence that mourning, if one die, and darkenings of sorrows,
12     5, 9-16 |      original sin, whereby we all die in Adam. For Thou hadst
13     5, 9-16 |         suffer me, being such, to die a double death. With which
14     6, 11-20|         and deferred not daily to die in myself. Loving a happy
15     7, 5-7  |      gnawing cares, lest I should die ere I had found the truth;
16     7, 5-8  |        save the Life which cannot die, and the Wisdom which needing
17     8, 11-25|         hold of it; hesitating to die to death and to live to
18     9, 4-9  |         death in the flesh did He die for us, who now intercedeth
19     9, 7-15 |           in the Church, ready to die with their Bishop Thy servant.
20     9, 11-27|       happier lot, that she might die, not in a strange place,