Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-20|     forgetful of my own, and to weep for dead Dido, because she
 2     3, 11-19|       for me, more than mothers weep the bodily deaths of their
 3     4, 12-19|        them this, that they may weep in the valley of tears,
 4     5, 2-2  |       themselves upon Thee, and weep in Thy bosom, after all
 5     5, 2-2  |      away their tears, and they weep the more, and joy in weeping;
 6     5, 8-15 |     knew not; therefore did she weep and wail, and by this agony
 7     9, 6-14 | salvation of mankind. How did I weep, in Thy Hymns and Canticles,
 8     9, 7-16 |      Thee. Therefore did I more weep among the singing of Thy
 9     9, 12-32|       being laid therein, did I weep even during those prayers;
10     9, 12-33|   deprived: and I was minded to weep in Thy sight, for her and
11     9, 12-33|       of large charity, let him weep himself for my sins unto
12    10, 33-50|        music. See now my state; weep with me, and weep for me,
13    10, 33-50|        state; weep with me, and weep for me, ye, whoso regulate
14    10, 40-65|        and am held, and greatly weep, but am greatly held. So