Part, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |          nothing to say and had no idea how to begin to carry out
 2   1, 2 |          could not say, and had no idea who his father or his mother
 3   1, 2 |           bodies, and have a vague idea, because we have heard it
 4   1, 5 |           entering it, and have no idea what there is in that wonderful
 5   2, 7 |            a perfect fool, with no idea of what to say or of how
 6   2, 11| self-knowledge. We get a distorted idea of our own nature, and,
 7   1, 10|        indeed we have not even any idea what there is for us to
 8   4, 10|            thus conveys to us some idea of what He will give us
 9   3, 5 |          of business and it has no idea how this will turn out.
10   4, 17|            rapture: to give a full idea of it, as I have said, is
11   5, 7 |   impossible for him to obtain any idea of them. In a single instant
12   5, 12|       senses leaving it and has no idea why they are going. So He
13   8, 4 |   confusion,200 because she had no idea whence such a great blessing
14   9, 8 |       rather be that some striking idea creates a picture in the
15   4, 12|         would certainly be a novel idea to think of receiving these