Book, Chapter

1     1, 7-11 |     obeyed to its hurt? The weakness then of infant limbs, not
2     7, 10-16|    Thou didst beat back the weakness of my sight, streaming forth
3     9, 12-31|    them heard, I blamed the weakness of my feelings, and refrained
4    10, 3-4  | became conscious of his own weakness. And the good delight to
5    10, 31-43|    water, and air serve our weakness, our calamity is termed
6    12, 23-32| perceived, according to the weakness of my capacity (which I
7    12, 27-37|     and carnal, while their weakness is by this humble kind of
8    12, 27-37|    too simple, with a proud weakness, shall stretch himself beyond