Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-22|        Grammar School is a vail drawn! true; yet is this not so
 2     1, 15-24|      mercies, whereby Thou hast drawn me out of all my most evil
 3     1, 16-26|     picture, where the tale was drawn, Of Jove's descending in
 4     3, 10-18|     insensibly and step by step drawn on to those follies, as
 5     5, 8-14 | allurements, whereby I might be drawn thither, by men in love
 6     6, 7-11 |         are hotly followed) had drawn him into the madness of
 7     8, 5-12 |     custom, whereby the mind is drawn and holden, even against
 8     8, 6-13 |          Nebridius then was not drawn to this by any desire of
 9     8, 12-28|        secret bottom of my soul drawn together and heaped up all
10    10, 8-13 |        in and disturb the image drawn in by my eyes, which I am
11    10, 10-17|       the suggestion of another drawn them forth I had perchance
12    10, 11-18|     have none: but they must be drawn together again, that they
13    11, 18-23|    facts are related, there are drawn out of the memory, not the
14    12, 12-15|        capacities may hereby be drawn on by degrees, as are not
15    12, 15-21|    behold Thy face, nor is ever drawn away from it, wherefore