Book, Chapter

1     3, 2-2  |       desires as a spectator to feel sorrow at them, this very
2     3, 3-5  |       not as I now speak, did I feel when I turned to those Scriptures;
3     6, 6-9  |        deal with me, to make me feel my misery on that day, when
4    10, 17-26|     even when the mind doth not feel, the memory retaineth, while
5    10, 35-54|         taste how it shines, or feel how it gleams; for all these
6    10, 38-64|       of my heart; and I rather feel my wounds to be cured by
7    11, 15-19|      for to thee it is given to feel and to measure length of
8    12, 8-8  |      not such as we now see and feel. For it was invisible, without
9    13, 11-12| themselves, and there prove and feel how far they be. Now the