Book, Chapter

 1     2, 10-18|           much astray from Thee my stay, in these days of my youth,
 2     4, 10-15|            but it sufficeth not to stay things running their course
 3     4, 11-17|            thou have the syllables stay, but fly away, that others
 4     5, 8-15 |          scarcely persuaded her to stay that night in a place hard
 5     9, 3-5  | country-house so long as we should stay there. Thou, O Lord, shalt
 6    10, 40-65|          weigh us down. Here I can stay, but would not; there I
 7    11, 15-20|      lengthened out with the least stay. For if it be, it is divided
 8    11, 23-30|       Seeing "day" denotes not the stay only of the sun upon the
 9    11, 23-30|         alone make the day, or the stay in which that motion is
10    11, 23-30|          there were but so short a stay, as one hour comes to; but
11    11, 27-34|          even then it was not at a stay; for it was passing on,