Book, Chapter

1     3, 1-1  | unseemly, I would fain, through exceeding vanity, be fine and courtly.
2     3, 3-5  |  nothing to my fault, O Thou my exceeding mercy, my God, my refuge
3     3, 6-10 |       among men proudly doting, exceeding carnal and prating, in whose
4     8, 3-7  |        are calmed, and they are exceeding joyed, as having been exceeding
5     8, 3-7  | exceeding joyed, as having been exceeding afraid. A friend is sick,
6     9, 3-5  |      also: lest remembering the exceeding kindness of our friend towards
7    10, 17-26|       various and manifold, and exceeding immense. Behold in the plains,
8    10, 29-40|     hope is no where but in Thy exceeding great mercy. Give what Thou
9    10, 34-53|    divers images, and these far exceeding all necessary and moderate