Book, Chapter

1     3, 11-20|         remembrance (and I have oft spoken of this), that Thy
2     4, 8-13 |         would not die to me, so oft as any of my friends died.
3     6, 12-22|     pleasure, as to protest (so oft as we discussed it) that
4     7, 5-8  | stumbled upon it, through their oft speaking." Thou providedst
5     8, 12-29|         know not, chanting, and oft repeating, "Take up and
6    10, 14-22|  willingly speak thereof, if so oft as we name grief or fear,
7    10, 31-44|        little for pleasure. And oft it is uncertain, whether
8    10, 33-49|      over to be enervated, doth oft beguile me, the sense not