Book, Chapter

 1     1, 14-23|     sweetlyvain, yet was he bitter to my boyish taste. And
 2     1, 14-23|   temper for us a wholesome bitter, recalling us to Thyself
 3     2, 2-4  |  and besprinkling with most bitter alloy all my unlawful pleasures:
 4     4, 5-10 |      Or is weeping indeed a bitter thing, and for very loathing
 5     6, 6-9  |    desires I underwent most bitter crosses, Thou being the
 6     8, 12-29|     and weeping in the most bitter contrition of my heart,
 7     9, 4-8  |      With what vehement and bitter sorrow was I angered at
 8     9, 4-11 | been, a pestilent person, a bitter and a blind bawler against
 9     9, 8-18 |  with this fault, with most bitter insult, calling her wine-bibber.
10     9, 9-21 |  hearing on both sides most bitter things, such as swelling
11    10, 14-21|     sadness, like sweet and bitter food; which, when committed
12    13, 21-29|   from the waters that were bitter with infidelity; and tongues