Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-11 |      for what, if given, would hurt? bitterly to resent, that
 2     1, 7-11 |      do its best to strike and hurt, because commands were not
 3     1, 7-11 |   which had been obeyed to its hurt? The weakness then of infant
 4     1, 16-26|   whose presence I now without hurt may remember this), all
 5     3, 8-16 |       where there is a wish to hurt, whether by reproach or
 6     5, 2-2  |       upon Thee, and justly be hurt; withdrawing themselves
 7     7, 2-3  |      would have done Thee some hurt,' then shouldest Thou be
 8     7, 2-3  |        but if could do Thee no hurt,' then was no reason brought
 9    12, 11-11|       no man's sin doth either hurt Thee, or disturb the order
10    12, 18-27|        writer understood, what hurt is it, if a man understand
11    13, 21-31| serpents, not dangerous, to do hurt, but wise to take heed;