Book, Chapter

1     3, 1-1  |    miserably cast itself forth, desiring to be scraped by the touch
2     4, 1-1  | intemperance of desires. There, desiring to be cleansed from these
3     8, 6-13 |        mind thence ensuing, and desiring to have it free and at leisure,
4     9, 7-16 |      confused joy, sprang forth desiring his guide to lead him thither.
5    10, 20-29|         I had forgotten it? Or, desiring to learn it as a thing unknown,
6    10, 31-46|        David blamed himself for desiring a draught of water; and
7    10, 31-46|         to be reproved, not for desiring flesh, but because, in the
8    10, 34-51|         groaning earnestly, and desiring to be clothed upon with
9    13, 13-14|       saith, When shall I come? desiring to be clothed upon with