Book, Chapter

 1     2, 2-3  |      is good for a man not to touch a woman. And, he that is
 2     2, 1    |     all things; and in bodily touch, sympathy hath much influence,
 3     3, 1-1  | desiring to be scraped by the touch of objects of sense. Yet
 4     9, 7-16 |       begged to be allowed to touch with his handkerchief the
 5     9, 8-18 |    secret store, and with one touch remove all that foul stuff?
 6    10, 9-16 |       thing which the body by touch perceiveth, and which when
 7    10, 10-17|      savour, ask me not." The touch says, "If it have not size,
 8    10, 12-19|     nor taste, nor smell, nor touch. I have heard the sound
 9    10, 21-30|        hear, smell, taste, or touch my joy; but I experienced
10    10, 33-50|      do not act, these things touch not you. But Thou, O Lord
11    11, 3-5  | senses, nor would aught of it touch my mind; but if Latin, I