Book, Chapter

 1     1, 10-16|      to be the givers of them. Look with pity, Lord, on these
 2     1, 18-28|       did that Thy younger son look out for horses or chariots,
 3     2, 10-18|        hate to think on it, to look on it. But Thee I long for,
 4     3, 2-4  |        suffer, what I loved to look on; but such as upon hearing
 5     3, 11-19|     contented, and told her to look and observe, "That where
 6     4, 7-12 |       so should mine eyes less look for him, where they were
 7     7, 10-16|     light, which all flesh may look upon, nor as it were a greater
 8     8, 11-26|        I was departing, but to look back on them. Yet they did
 9     9, 11-27|      Whereat, she with anxious look, checking him with her eyes,
10    10, 16-25|       present with me, I might look on and bring back in my
11    11, 24-31|       I cease to see. And if I look long, I can only pronounce
12    12, 14-17| wondrous depth! It is awful to look therein; an awfulness of
13    13, 11-12|    hath it before him; let him look into himself, and see, and
14    13, 15-17|                13.15.17 Let us look, O Lord, upon the heavens,
15    13, 18-22|       earth, and righteousness look down from heaven, and let