Book, Chapter

 1     1, 16-25|   our gowned masters lends a sober ear to one who from their
 2     1, 16-26|      are beaten, and have no sober judge to whom we may appeal.
 3     3, 11-20|      that chaste, godly, and sober widow (such as Thou lovest),
 4     5, 9-17 |     heart of that chaste and sober widow, so frequent in almsdeeds,
 5     5, 13-23| gladness of Thy oil, and the sober inebriation of Thy wine.
 6     8, 5-12 |   for ever, and in all men's sober judgment waking is better,
 7     8, 6-15 |      with a holy love, and a sober shame, in anger with himself
 8     8, 10-24|   good to take pleasure in a sober Psalm? or good to discourse
 9     9, 8-18 | manner was) she, as though a sober maiden, was bidden by her
10    10, 31-45|  drunkards have I known made sober by Thee. From Thee then
11    12, 22-31| doubteth, nor again will any sober teaching dare to affirm