Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-11 |          yet it turned pale and looked bitterly on its foster-brother.
 2     3, 11-19|       was I also." And when she looked, she saw me standing by
 3     4, 7-12 |     found it repose. All things looked ghastly, yea, the very light;
 4     6, 6-9  | dragging, augmenting it, we yet looked to arrive only at that very
 5     6, 10-17|      our worldly affairs, as we looked towards the end, why we
 6     7, 15-21|                   7.15.21 And I looked back on other things; and
 7     8, 12-30|      read: I showed him; and he looked even further than I had
 8     9, 9-19 |        husband thereon. For she looked for Thy mercy upon him,
 9     9, 10-23|         a certain window, which looked into the garden of the house
10    12, 6-6  |      the bodies themselves, and looked more deeply into their changeableness,
11    13, 20-28|       the word of admission, it looked forwards to perfection. ~ ~
12    13, 29-44|                  13.29.44 And I looked narrowly to find, whether