Book, Chapter

 1     3, 12-21| discourse with me; he, a little displeased at her importunity, saith, "
 2     4, 9-14 |      Thee well-pleased, to Thee displeased? For where doth he not find
 3     7, 14-20|      much which Thou hast made, displeased me. And because my soul
 4     7, 14-20|    because my soul durst not be displeased at my God, it would fain
 5     7, 14-20|       account that Thine, which displeased it. Hence it had gone into
 6     8, 1-2  |     another that way. But I was displeased that I led a secular life;
 7     8, 3-8  |      ebbs and flows alternately displeased and reconciled? Is this
 8     8, 5-12 |      off sleep, and though half displeased, yet, even after it is time
 9     9, 12-31|      heart. And being very much displeased that these human things
10    10, 2-2  |  groaning is witness, that I am displeased with myself, Thou shinest
11    10, 2-2  |         nothing else than to be displeased with myself; but when holy,
12    13, 12-13|         sakes: and our darkness displeased us, we turned unto Thee