Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-8  |       was; and to have a wish to express my wishes to those who could
 2     1, 8-13 |   various motions of my limbs to express my thoughts, that so I might
 3     1, 8-13 |          will, and yet unable to express all I willed, or to whom
 4     5, 9-16 |          be healed. For I cannot express the affection she bore to
 5     6, 13-23|     which in words she could not express, discern betwixt Thy revelations,
 6     9, 12-29|        do they for the most part express grief for the departed,
 7    11, 8-10 |          it in a way; but how to express it, I know not, unless it
 8    11, 25-32| perchance that I know not how to express what I know? Woe is me,
 9    12, 6-6  |          which it is not able to express. For the changeableness
10    12, 30-41|          who, I confess, see and express the truth delivered in those
11    13, 11-12|         this? who could any ways express it? who would, any way,
12    13, 24-37|     power and a faculty, both to express several ways what we understand
13    13, 28-43|       good. All beautiful bodies express the same; by reason that