Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-9  |                    1.6.9 And, lo! my infancy died long since,
 2     1, 7-12 |       servant guiltless? But, lo! that period I pass by;
 3     1, 13-22|       that first study." For, lo, I would readily forget
 4     1, 15-24|        even unto the end. For lo, O Lord, my King and my
 5     5, 9-16 |                    5.9.16 And lo, there was I received by
 6     6, 9-14 |   with his note-book and pen, lo, a young man, a lawyer,
 7     6, 11-18| frenzies of vain desires. And lo, I was now in my thirtieth
 8     6, 11-18|  diligently, and despair not. Lo, things in the ecclesiastical
 9     8, 12-29| contrition of my heart, when, lo! I heard from a neighbouring
10     9, 3-6  |    was all but doing: and so, lo! those days rolled by at
11    10, 28-39|   have pity on me. Woe is me! lo! I hide not my wounds; Thou
12    11, 10-12|                      11.10.12 Lo, are they not full of their
13    13, 5-6  |                        13.5.6 Lo, now the Trinity appears