Book, Chapter

1     6, 6-9  |     Wherefore also Thou didst break my bones with the staff
2     7, 13-19|    nothing without, which may break in, and corrupt that order
3     9, 9-21 |     indigested choler uses to break out into, when the crudities
4    10, 8-13 |       will: nor yet do sounds break in and disturb the image
5    13, 14-15| because of sin; until the day break, and the shadows fly away.
6    13, 17-20|    pass, that their waves may break one against another: and
7    13, 18-22|      in the firmament. Let us break our bread to the hungry,
8    13, 18-22|       let our temporary light break forth; and ourselves, from