Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-21|      by the sword a stroke and wound extreme," myself seeking
 2     1, 18-29| incensed against him; or could wound more deeply him whom he
 3     4, 5-10 |      and time hath assuaged my wound. May I learn from Thee,
 4     5, 9-16 |       double death. With which wound had my mother's heart been
 5     6, 6-9  |    irritate the feeling of its wound, that forsaking all else,
 6     6, 8-13 |     was stricken with a deeper wound in his soul than the other,
 7     6, 12-21|        be loosed, and as if my wound had been fretted, put back
 8     6, 15-25|      marriage. Nor was that my wound cured, which had been made
 9     7, 7-11 |     things had grown out of my wound; for Thou "humbledst the
10     9, 12-30|    pain me within, but a fresh wound wrought through the sudden
11     9, 13-34|     with a heart cured of that wound, wherein it might seem blameworthy
12     9, 13-36|      have her body sumptuously wound up, or embalmed with spices;