Book, Chapter

 1     1, 17-27| exercise my wit and tongue? Thy praises, Lord, Thy praises might
 2     1, 17-27|          Thy praises, Lord, Thy praises might have stayed the yet
 3     4, 4-8  |         Who can recount all Thy praises, which he hath felt in his
 4     4, 14-21|        when one that loves him, praises him. ~ ~
 5     5, 1-1  |       not, nor is silent in Thy praises; neither the spirit of man
 6     6, 2-2  |      often burst forth into her praises; congratulating me that
 7     6, 7-12 |        Let him be silent in Thy praises, who considers not Thy mercies,
 8     9, 7-16 |         fame spread, thence Thy praises glowed, shone; thence the
 9    10, 6-8  |         and the earth speak Thy praises. But what do I love, when
10    10, 37-62|       not to be moved at my own praises, for my own sake, but for