Book, Chapter

 1     2, 6-12 |                2.6.12 What then did wretched I so love in thee, thou
 2     2, 6-12 |          pears, but not them did my wretched soul desire; for I had store
 3     2, 8-16 |           16 What fruit had I then (wretched man!) in those things, of
 4     4, 6-11 |           but to confess unto Thee. Wretched I was; and wretched is every
 5     4, 6-11 |           Thee. Wretched I was; and wretched is every soul bound by the
 6     4, 6-11 |           in bitterness. Thus was I wretched, and that wretched life
 7     4, 6-11 |            was I wretched, and that wretched life I held dearer than
 8     6, 6-9  | fast-holding birdlime of death. How wretched was it! and Thou didst irritate
 9     6, 7-12 |            and was blinded with its wretched pastimes; and he shook his
10     6, 16-26|          and deliverest us from our wretched wanderings, and placest
11     7, 21-27|            in Thy truth. What shall wretched man do? who shall deliver
12     8, 5-12 |         then should deliver me thus wretched from the body of this death,
13     8, 7-17 |         around me at my will. But I wretched, most wretched, in the very
14     8, 7-17 |          will. But I wretched, most wretched, in the very commencement
15    11, 1-1  |             that we may cease to be wretched in ourselves, and be blessed