Book, Chapter

1     3, 10-18|      most high and true God had remained bound in that fig, unless
2     4, 7-12 |     down again on me; and I had remained to myself a hapless spot,
3     6, 16-26| believed that after death there remained a life for the soul, and
4     8, 6-15 |   fixing their heart on heaven, remained in the cottage. And both
5     8, 7-18 |       spent and confuted; there remained a mute shrinking; and she
6     8, 12-28|        so had risen up. He then remained where we were sitting, most
7     9, 2-4  |    business, had left me, and I remained alone, and had been overwhelmed,
8    11, 31-41|        what, and how much there remained unto the end. But far be
9    13, 4-5  |       had either never been, or remained without form; which thou