Book, Chapter

 1     1, 8-13 | speechless infant, but a speaking boy. This I remember; and have
 2     1, 9-14 |    proposed to me, as proper in a boy, in order that in this world
 3     1, 9-14 |          us. For so I began, as a boy, to pray to Thee, my aid
 4     1, 9-15 |           of my being beaten as a boy, because, by playing a ball,
 5     1, 11-17|                      1.11.17 As a boy, then, I had already heard
 6     1, 11-17|     sawest, Lord, how while yet a boy, being seized on a time
 7     1, 12-19|       penalty for one, so small a boy and so great a sinner. So
 8     1, 13-20|       Greek, which I studied as a boy? I do not yet fully know.
 9     1, 13-22|           sinned, then, when as a boy I preferred those empty
10     1, 16-26|          was pronounced a hopeful boy. ~ ~
11     1, 20-31|         for every good which of a boy I had. For it was my sin,
12     5, 9-16 |    baptism; and I was better as a boy, when I begged it of my
13     6, 9-15 |            before the door, was a boy so young as to be likely,
14     6, 9-15 |        showing the hatchet to the boy, asked him "Whose that was?" "
15     8, 12-29| neighbouring house a voice, as of boy or girl, I know not, chanting,
16     9, 6-14 |       feet. We joined with us the boy Adeodatus, born after the
17     9, 6-14 |         for I had no part in that boy, but the sin. For that we
18     9, 12-29|        she breathed her last, the boy Adeodatus burst out into
19     9, 12-31|                       9.12.31 The boy then being stilled from