Chapter, Paragraph

1   1, 8 |         upon it?~ "I pray thee, pity me not. Rather pity those
2   1, 8 |       thee, pity me not. Rather pity those who are burdened with~
3   4, 14|  compassion upon the sufferers;~pity the creatures who are hopelessly
4  12, 37|      expect that thou wilt take pity on me; but now a chance
5  14, 60| meditation is the meditation of pity, in which thou~thinkest
6  14, 66|      language of the fish, took pity on~him. He bought the poor
7  14, 76| usurpation will with compassion pity their arrogance and~supercilious
8  16, 94|        great multitudes, out of pity for the world, for~the good
9  16, 94|        great multitudes, out of pity for the world, and to~the