Book, Chapter

1     1, 18-29|        him; or could wound more deeply him whom he persecutes,
2     3, 4-8  |     milk, devoutly drunk in and deeply treasured; and whatsoever
3     6, 7-11 |        upon the Circus, and was deeply grieved that he seemed likely,
4     9, 2-4  | literary labour, and to breathe deeply with difficulty, and by
5     9, 4-12 |        the power of Thy Nod was deeply conveyed to me, and rejoicing
6    10, 6-8  |        without excuse. But more deeply wilt Thou have mercy on
7    11, 22-28|        things again are but too deeply hidden, and the discovery
8    12, 6-6  |     themselves, and looked more deeply into their changeableness,