Book, Chapter

 1     1, 8-13 |      in any set method; but I, longing by cries and broken accents
 2     3, 1-1  |  hungered; but was without all longing for incorruptible sustenance,
 3     4, 5-10 |       prayer, for therein is a longing to approach unto Thee. But
 4     4, 16-27|        the "fair and fit," and longing to stand and hearken to
 5     6, 13-23|      at my request and her own longing, with strong cries of heart
 6     7, 17-23|   loving memory thereof, and a longing for what I had, as it were,
 7    10, 21-30|      sometimes, at others with longing, according to the nature
 8    10, 21-30|    things, which I recall with longing, although perchance no longer
 9    10, 28-39|       the third time, from the longing for prosperity, and because
10    10, 34-51| suddenly withdrawn, it is with longing sought for, and if absent
11    13, 1-1  |     into my soul which, by the longing Thyself inspirest into her,
12    13, 24-37|       dryness appeareth in its longing, and reason ruleth over