Book, Chapter

 1     2, 1-1  |  remembrance, that Thou mayest grow sweet unto me (Thou sweetness
 2     2, 1-1  |   things below; and I dared to grow wild again, with these various
 3     2, 5-11 |  idleness hand or heart should grow inactive." And to what end?
 4     3, 3-5  |        were they such as would grow up in a little one. But
 5     4, 4-8  |        emotions till he should grow well, and his health were
 6     4, 10-15|   begin as it were to be; they grow, that they may be perfected;
 7     4, 10-15|        old and wither; and all grow not old, but all wither.
 8     4, 10-15|      be, the more quickly they grow that they may be, so much
 9     5, 5-9  | Charity, till the new-born may grow up unto a perfect man, so
10     6, 6-9  |       Thou sufferedst aught to grow sweet to me, which was not
11     7, 10-16|      am the food of grown men, grow, and thou shalt feed upon
12     8, 4-9  |   kindle and draw us; inflame, grow sweet unto us, let us now
13     9, 4-10 |      there hadst Thou begun to grow sweet unto me, and hadst