Book, Chapter

 1     1, 8-13 |     remember; and have since observed how I learned to speak.
 2     3, 7-14 |  things I then knew not, nor observed; they struck my sight on
 3     4, 16-24|      discord; in the first I observed a unity, but in the other,
 4     6, 6-9  |      the streets of Milan, I observed a poor beggar, then, I suppose,
 5     6, 13-23|      being daily fitted, and observed that her prayers, and Thy
 6     7, 5-8  | houses, gave birth, and then observed the relative position of
 7     8, 6-14 |     some game, before us, he observed a book, took, opened it,
 8     9, 9-19 |   mentioned. Those wives who observed it found the good, and returned
 9     9, 9-19 |   returned thanks; those who observed it not, found no relief,
10    10, 21-30|  have by their bodily senses observed others to be eloquent, and
11    10, 40-65|      surveyed the world, and observed the life, which my body
12    12, 8-8  |   therein, that times can be observed and numbered in it. For