Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-22|       a boy I preferred those empty to those more profitable
 2     1, 17-27|       trailed away amid these empty trifles, a defiled prey
 3     1, 18-28|    unto him, when he returned empty. So then in lustful, that
 4     3, 1-1  |       therewith, but the more empty, the more I loathed it.
 5     3, 6-10 |     which have no being. Such empty husks was I then fed on;
 6     4, 15-23|     but if he disapproved, my empty heart, void of Thy solidity,
 7     5, 14-24|   hear how he spake (for that empty care alone was left me,
 8     6, 6-10 |     by lying, was seeking for empty, swelling praise. Much to
 9     6, 11-18|       her, to abandon all the empty hopes and lying frenzies
10     6, 11-19|       thing, dismiss we these empty vanities, and betake ourselves
11     6, 11-19|       this! It is no vain and empty thing, that the excellent
12     7, 1-1  |       the place should remain empty of any body at all, of earth
13     7, 5-8  | persuaded that these were but empty and ridiculous follies.