Part, Chapter

 1    1, 4 |        fire ever waits to do its service,~Like a submissive lover
 2    1, 9 |          wont to sow the seed of service on the earth,~Wherefore
 3    1, 10|        of all forms of religious service~Choose thou the shadow of
 4    1, 10|     takes refuge in some form of service,~And chooses for himself
 5    1, 10|     secret foes.~Of all forms of service this is fittest for thee;~
 6    2, 10|        All our work is to do Him service and spend life for Him. ~
 7    3, 1 |       not I engage thee to do my service? ~Did not I engage thee
 8    3, 2 |     shelter, promising to render service in return. The villager
 9    4, 3 |           A certain youth in the service of a great king was dissatisfied
10    5, 10|      worked hard in its master's service, by chance found admittance
11    6, 3 | requirest of me.~I know not what service to pay thee,~Whether to
12    6, 7 |         inordinate science,~'Tis service of God and good conduct