Book, Chapter

 1     1, 17-27|       while I say somewhat of my wit, Thy gift, and on what dotages
 2     1, 17-27|      else whereon to exercise my wit and tongue? Thy praises,
 3     3, 3-5  |    lowliness, nor could my sharp wit pierce the interior thereof.
 4     3, 7-12 |        were through sharpness of wit, persuaded to assent to
 5     4, 17-31|       profited me then my nimble wit in those sciences and all
 6     4, 17-31|       hindrance was a far slower wit to Thy little ones, since
 7     5, 3-4  |          their understanding and wit, which Thou bestowedst on
 8     5, 3-4  | religiously whence they have the wit, wherewith they search out
 9     5, 6-11 |     under the guidance of a good wit, and with a kind of natural
10     6, 7-12 |         pastimes, undo so good a wit. But Thou, O Lord, who guidest
11     9, 6-14 |        not quite fifteen, and in wit surpassed many grave and
12    13, 13-14|     waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of his body;