Book, Chapter

 1     2, 3-6  |    crooked ways in which they walk who turn their back to Thee,
 2     4, 12-18|      would ye still and still walk these difficult and toilsome
 3     6, 1-1  |      made me wiser, yet did I walk in darkness, and in slippery
 4     7, 9-14 |    are lifted up in the lofty walk of some would-be sublimer
 5     7, 19-25|    did eat, and drink, sleep, walk, rejoiced in spirit, was
 6     7, 21-27|  cannot see afar off, may yet walk on the way, whereby he may
 7     8, 1-1  |     way for one in my case to walk in Thy paths. ~ ~
 8     8, 6-15 |       companions, went out to walk in gardens near the city
 9     8, 6-15 |     there as they happened to walk in pairs, one went apart
10    10, 23-33| little light in men; let them walk, let them walk, that the
11    10, 23-33|       let them walk, let them walk, that the darkness overtake
12    10, 34-52|      lest my feet wherewith I walk upon Thy way be ensnared;
13    11, 2-3  |  retire therein and range and walk; feed, lie down, and ruminate.