Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-8  |       I flung about at random limbs and voice, making the few
 2     1, 7-11 |       weakness then of infant limbs, not its will, is its innocence.
 3     1, 7-12 |   Thou gavest, compacting its limbs, ornamenting its proportions,
 4     1, 8-13 |     and various motions of my limbs to express my thoughts,
 5     1, 8-13 |      the eye, gestures of the limbs, and tones of the voice,
 6     1, 18-28|  journey by the motion of his limbs, that he might in a far
 7     6, 1    |    most present; Who hast not limbs some larger, some smaller,
 8     7, 19-25| thereof. For, now to move the limbs of the body by will, now
 9     8, 5-12 |     heavy lethargy in all his limbs, defers to shake off sleep,
10     8, 8-20 |      either they have not the limbs, or these be bound with
11     8, 8-20 |     the power of motion in my limbs had not obeyed. So many
12     8, 8-20 |     of my soul, in moving its limbs at its nod, than the soul
13     9, 12-32|       the night,  That to our limbs the power  Of toil may be
14    10, 6-8  |      not manna and honey, not limbs acceptable to embracements
15    11, 5-7  |       the mind commanding the limbs, Thou the matter whereof