Book, Chapter

 1     3, 2-2  |  person, it uses to be styled misery: when he compassionates
 2     3, 2-4  |   that feigned and personated misery, that acting best pleased
 3     4, 5-10 |    every where, cast away our misery far from Thee? And Thou
 4     4, 7-12 |      from them a huge load of misery weighed me down. To Thee,
 5     4, 17-29|     not truth, fictions of my misery, not the realities of Thy
 6     5, 8-14 |        who here detested real misery, was there seeking unreal
 7     6, 1-1  |    concerning that part of my misery, for which she bewailed
 8     6, 6-9  |   with me, to make me feel my misery on that day, when I was
 9     6, 16-26|        not knowing that great misery was involved in this very
10     7, 2-3  |    turned from happiness into misery, and need assistance, whereby
11     8, 12-28| together and heaped up all my misery in the sight of my heart;
12    10, 20-29|     whom we are all born with misery, I now enquire not; but
13    10, 37-61|      I am troubled at this my misery, an excuse occurs to me,
14    10, 43-70|     sins and the burden of my misery, I had cast in my heart,
15    13, 12-13|     Thy mercy forsook not our misery, and Thou saidst, Let there