Book, Chapter

 1     4, 13-20|      they could by no means draw us unto them." And I marked
 2     5, 3-3  |     afar off. Nor dost Thou draw near, but to the contrite
 3     6, 8-13 |     before them, yea and to draw in others. Yet thence didst
 4     7, 3-5  |     So then endeavouring to draw my soul's vision out of
 5     8, 2-5  | boldness, and all wished to draw him into their very heart;
 6     8, 4-9  |   and recall us; kindle and draw us; inflame, grow sweet
 7     8, 10-22|   say, and blush for shame: draw near unto Him and be enlightened,
 8     9, 8-18 |    bidden by her parents to draw wine out of the hogshed,
 9    10, 8-15 |     Yet did not I by seeing draw them into myself, when with
10    10, 35-57|   some weighty thought, and draw me after it: not that I
11    10, 35-57|     but this does not first draw my attention. It is one
12    12, 27-37| truth, whence every man may draw out for himself such truth