Book, Chapter

 1     2, 1-1  |       and I stank in Thine eyes; pleasing myself, and desirous to
 2     4, 8-13 |         the eyes, and a thousand pleasing gestures, were so much fuel
 3     5, 6-10 |       came, I found him a man of pleasing discourse, and who could
 4     5, 6-10 |       and wise, because in words pleasing. I felt however that another
 5     5, 6-11 | eloquence, which proved the more pleasing and seductive because under
 6     6, 12-22|         which my life, to him so pleasing, would to me seem not life
 7     6, 13-23|       under the fit age; and, as pleasing, was waited for. ~ ~
 8     7, 8-12 |       dust and ashes, and it was pleasing in Thy sight to reform my
 9    10, 2-2  |        Thou shinest out, and art pleasing, and beloved, and longed
10    10, 38-64|         whereby men become vain, pleasing themselves in themselves,
11    10, 38-64|        not to please others. But pleasing themselves, they much displease
12    11, 2-4  |       see and approve; and be it pleasing in the sight of Thy mercy,
13    13, 3-4  |     could its formless estate be pleasing unto Thee, unless it became
14    13, 24-36|        let my confession also be pleasing in Thine eyes, wherein I
15    13, 31-46|        good (as Thy creatures be pleasing unto many, because they