Book, Chapter

 1     3, 11-20|  falsehood, often assaying to rise, but dashed down the more
 2     4, 10-15|     they were from Thee. They rise, and set; and by rising,
 3     4, 10-15|     wither. So then when they rise and tend to be, the more
 4     6, 6-10 |     sleep again, and again to rise with it, how many days,
 5     8, 5-12 |      even after it is time to rise, with pleasure yields to
 6     8, 6-15 |        Can our hopes in court rise higher than to be the Emperor'
 7     8, 9-21 |       that it doth not wholly rise, by truth upborne, borne
 8     9, 10-25|    that be? When we shall all rise again, though we shall not
 9    10, 33-50|     ears the weaker minds may rise to the feeling of devotion.
10    10, 35-57|      by some contemplation to rise towards Thee, or altogether
11    10, 35-57| attention. It is one thing to rise quickly, another not to
12    11, 18-24|     that the sun, is about to rise. What I behold, is present;
13    12, 29-40|      the forms of things give rise to time; but that was without