Book, Chapter

 1     1, 9-14 |       riches. Next I was put to school to get learning, in which
 2     1, 9-14 |        I might not be beaten at school. And when Thou heardest
 3     1, 13-22|         entrance of the Grammar School is a vail drawn! true; yet
 4     1, 16-25|       to one who from their own school cries out, "These were Homer'
 5     2, 3-6  |         my parents, leaving all school for a while (a season of
 6     3, 3-6  |       was chief in the rhetoric school, whereat I joyed proudly,
 7     5, 8-14 |        petulantly rush into the school of one whose pupils they
 8     6, 7-11 |    rhetoric there, had a public school, as yet he used not my teaching,
 9     8, 5-10 |   rather to give over the wordy school than Thy Word, by which
10     9, 4-7  |       it were, panting from the school of pride, my books may witness,
11     9, 9-21 | Instructor, teaching her in the school of the heart. ~ ~