Book, Chapter

1     1, 6-8  | smile; first in sleep, then waking: for so it was told me of
2     3, 11-20| that Thy answer, through my waking mother, -that she was not
3     8, 5-12 |    all men's sober judgment waking is better, yet a man for
4    10, 30-41| persuade to that which when waking, the true cannot. Am I not
5    10, 30-41|  moment wherein I pass from waking to sleeping, or return from
6    10, 30-41|     return from sleeping to waking! Where is reason then, which,
7    10, 30-41|   happeneth otherwise, upon waking we return to peace of conscience:
8    10, 34-51|  they. And these affect me, waking, the whole day, nor is any