Book, Chapter

1     1, 13-21|     light of my heart, Thou bread of my inmost soul, Thou
2     3, 6-11 |    door, and saying, Eat ye bread of secrecies willingly,
3     4, 17-29|    my brows I should eat my bread. ~ ~
4     6, 2-2  |  Saints, certain cakes, and bread and wine, and was forbidden
5     6, 3-3  |     and what sweet joys Thy Bread had for the hidden mouth
6     7, 16-22|    it nothing strange, that bread which is pleasant to a healthy
7    10, 31-46|   not concerning flesh, but bread. And therefore the people
8    12, 11-13|     tears be now become her bread, while they daily say unto
9    13, 18-22| firmament. Let us break our bread to the hungry, and bring