Book, Chapter

 1     1, 9-14 |     pass; multiplying toil and grief upon the sons of Adam. But,
 2     1, 17-27|       the passions of rage and grief were most preeminent, and
 3     2, 6-13 |       Thee is unshaken safety? Grief pines away for things lost,
 4     3, 2-3  |     the truer mercy, but in it grief delights not. For though
 5     3, 11-19| grieving, and overwhelmed with grief. But he having (in order
 6     3, 11-19|       of her the causes of her grief and daily tears, and she
 7     4, 4-9  |                  4.4.9 At this grief my heart was utterly darkened;
 8     4, 5-10 |        Thee. But is it also in grief for a thing lost, and the
 9     4, 8-13 |     For whence had that former grief so easily reached my very
10     9, 9-21 |  appear to me, did I not to my grief know numberless persons,
11     9, 11-27|    looking fixedly on us, with grief amazed: "Here," saith she, "
12     9, 12-29|      for the most part express grief for the departed, as though
13     9, 12-31|      and refrained my flood of grief, which gave way a little
14     9, 12-31|       come to pass, with a new grief I grieved for my grief,
15     9, 12-31|     new grief I grieved for my grief, and was thus worn by a
16     9, 12-32|    woke up again, and found my grief not a little softened; and
17    10, 14-22|  thereof, if so oft as we name grief or fear, we should be compelled