Book, Chapter

 1     7, 7-11 |     knew it not; and when in silence I vehemently sought, those
 2     7, 19-25|     human signs, now to keep silence, belong to soul and mind
 3     8, 6-15 |    and we listened in intent silence. He told us then how one
 4     8, 8-19 |     me in astonishment, kept silence. For it was not my wonted
 5     8, 11-27| sitting close by my side, in silence waited the issue of my unwonted
 6     8, 12-29|     I seized, opened, and in silence read that section on which
 7    10, 8-13 |      I dwell in darkness and silence, in my memory I can produce
 8    10, 34-51|   from musical, sometimes in silence, from all voices. For this
 9    11, 6-8  |     last after the rest, and silence after the last. Whence it
10    11, 6-8  |     that Thy Eternal Word in silence, and said "It is different,
11    11, 27-34|   and list, it ceases; it is silence now, and that voice is past,
12    11, 27-36|  times. What when we measure silence, and say that this silence
13    11, 27-36|   silence, and say that this silence hath held as long time as
14    11, 27-36|   report of the intervals of silence in a given space of time?
15    11, 27-36|     it should be, he hath in silence already gone through a space
16    12, 3-3  | where sound is not, there is silence. And what is it to have
17    12, 3-3  |       And what is it to have silence there, but to have no sound