Book, Chapter

 1     3, 2-2  |    moved to passion, he stays intent, and weeps for joy. ~ ~
 2     5, 13-23|     the people, not with that intent I ought, but, as it were,
 3     6, 3-3  |      but my spirit was wholly intent on learning, and restless
 4     6, 3-3  |       durst intrude on one so intent?) we were fain to depart,
 5     6, 3-3  |     to himself. But with what intent soever he did it, certainly
 6     7, 7-11 |  confined to place, but I was intent on things contained in place,
 7     8, 6-15 | discourse, and we listened in intent silence. He told us then
 8    11, 27-36|      it on, until the present intent conveys over the future
 9    13, 21-30|       of admiration, might be intent upon them, out of a reverence
10    13, 27-42|      out of an holy and right intent; nor do the other rejoice