Book, Chapter

 1     1, 18-28|         who, if in relating some action of theirs, in itself not
 2     3, 9-17 |         lust of hurting. Many an action then which in men's sight
 3     3, 9-17 |          because the show of the action, and the mind of the doer,
 4     4, 16-25|       corrupted, whence vehement action springs, stirring itself
 5     5, 6-11 |        delighted verily with his action and feeling when disputing,
 6    10, 33-50|    feelings within, as that good action ensues. For you who do not
 7    11, 18-23| forethinking is present, but the action whereof we forethink is
 8    11, 18-23|    forethinking, then shall that action be; because then it is no
 9    11, 28-38|    memory; thus the life of this action of mine is divided between
10    11, 28-38|       exhausted, when that whole action being ended, shall have
11    11, 28-38|        same holds in that longer action, whereof this Psalm may
12    11, 31-41|   without any distraction of Thy action. Whoso understandeth, let
13    13, 18-22|       this lower fruitfulness of action, arriving at the delightfulness
14    13, 21-31|      good beasts, in meekness of action (for Thou hast commanded,