Book, Chapter

 1     1, 18-28|    horses or chariots, or ships, fly with visible wings, or journey
 2     4, 2-3  |       gold, I would not suffer a fly to be killed to gain me
 3     4, 11-17|          the syllables stay, but fly away, that others may come,
 4     8, 7-18 | lightened, and received wings to fly away." Thus was I gnawed
 5    10, 17-26|  mind-over all these do I run, I fly; I dive on this side and
 6    10, 36-59|        wings over us, and let us fly under them. Be Thou our
 7    12, 27-37|         it may live, till it can fly. ~ ~
 8    12, 28-38|        fruits concealed therein, fly joyously around, and with
 9    13, 14-15|       day break, and the shadows fly away. Hope thou in the Lord;
10    13, 20-26|         life, and the fowls that fly above the earth. For Thy
11    13, 20-26|         under which they were to fly, whithersoever they went.
12    13, 21-29|         life, and the fowls that fly under the firmament of heaven,