Book, Chapter

 1     3, 4-8  |     only, that I was thereby strongly roused, and kindled, and
 2     6, 1    |     believed, sometimes more strongly, more weakly otherwhiles;
 3     6, 8-13 |    whole people striking him strongly, overcome by curiosity,
 4     7, 10-16|  beams of light upon me most strongly, and I trembled with love
 5     8, 8-19 | inward dwelling, which I had strongly raised against my soul,
 6    10, 23-33|      do, they do not will so strongly as would suffice to make
 7    10, 23-33| happy? because they are more strongly taken up with other things
 8    10, 34-51|     not observing it. And so strongly doth it entwine itself,
 9    12, 9-9  |    contemplation of Thyself, strongly restrain its own changeableness;
10    13, 8-9  |    little, I would love more strongly. I cannot measure so as