Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     1,   3, 8 | autumn with the bright moon; winter with the fakes of snow.
2     1,   7, 8 |   lose my virtue. It is when winter's cold is come, and the
3     1,   7, 11|      while adversity is like winter, in which we have snow and
4     1,   7, 11|       of course, pleases us; winter, too, displeases us not."
5     1,   8, 3 |     in the coldest nights of winter, or was used to go up and
6     1,   8, 3 |    to the coldest weather in winter or to the hottest weather
7     1,   8, 5 |    by night. Keep it warm in winter and cool in summer. Do not
8     1,   8, 10|   bloom and smile, while the winter of life covets us with frost