Book, Chapter

 1     1, 11-17|      mother my flesh, being much troubled (since, with a heart pure
 2     2, 2-4  |       poor wretch, foamed like a troubled sea, following the rushing
 3     3, 7-12 |        in my ignorance, was much troubled, and departing from the
 4     5, 6-11 |         praise and extol him. It troubled me, however, that in the
 5     5, 6-11 | communicate those questions that troubled me, in familiar converse
 6     6, 1-1  |      rather to be comforted when troubled), assuring them of a safe
 7     7, 8-12 |         swelling abated, and the troubled and bedimmed eyesight of
 8     7, 21-27|     confession, Thy sacrifice, a troubled spirit, a broken and a contrite
 9     8, 8-19 |         the chamber of my heart, troubled in mind and countenance,
10     8, 8-19 |         be from the house. I was troubled in spirit, most vehemently
11     9, 2-4  |        Moreover, it had at first troubled me that in this very summer
12     9, 2-4  |    lengthened speaking; this had troubled me, for it almost constrained
13     9, 4-9  |        would perchance have been troubled, and have vomited it up;
14     9, 12-32|     secret heavily sad, and with troubled mind prayed Thee, as I could,
15    10, 37-61|       diminish it. And when I am troubled at this my misery, an excuse
16    12, 6-6  |         human frailness would be troubled at. And still that which
17    13, 12-13|         And because our soul was troubled within us, we remembered