Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5 |       This apparent extension, owing to the quick motion,~Demonstrates
 2    2, 17|     thing, viz. "grapes;" but, owing to their ignorance of each
 3    3, 2 |        patrol the garden, but, owing to the rain and the darkness,
 4    3, 16|    blood shed in holy war, as, owing to her sex, she was unable
 5    3, 16|        the casting was God's. ~Owing to the two relations negation
 6    3, 17| diseases; ~It is ill compacted owing to the struggle of its elements. ~
 7    4, 1 |      guile.~When my eye is red owing to inflammation,~I know '
 8    4, 2 |      disgraced me.~My stain is owing to Thee; Thou art my dyer;~
 9    4, 6 |      Pharaoh could not see it, owing to his want of perception
10    5, 1 |       but was unable to do so, owing to the door being locked.
11    6, 5 |       to lead with her husband owing to his poverty, and was