Part, Chapter

1    1, 3   |    made sweet to thee;~Yea, pleasant to thee and allowable. Take
2    2, Prol| becomes not milk, sweet and pleasant to the mind.~When that light
3    2, 10  | next world. 5~Make our path pleasant as a garden,~And be Thou,
4    4, 1   |  the bath may be warmed and pleasant. ~Quit this stove and push
5    5, 7   | said, "The world would be a pleasant place~If death never set
6    5, 10  |  carnal hankering after the pleasant grazing-ground the fox told
7    6, Prol| good and evil,~Rejoicing at pleasant things, grieving at His.~
8    6, 7   |    you do something, either pleasant or not?~Would you, O Christian,