Book, Chapter

1     3, 11-20|         That she rather should not despair of being one day what I
2     5, 7-12 |            he excelled, I began to despair of his opening and solving
3     5, 14-24|         explained, I now blamed my despair, in believing that no answer
4     6, 1-1  |            grievous peril, through despair of ever finding truth. But
5     6, 11-18|           the more diligently, and despair not. Lo, things in the ecclesiastical
6    10, 3-4  |        heart, that it sleep not in despair and say "I cannot," but
7    10, 43-69| intercession for us; else should I despair. For many and great are
8    10, 43-69|            any union with man, and despair of ourselves, unless He