Part, Chapter

 1    1, 4   |   descent go on evermore,~And cease not forever and aye.~To
 2    1, 5   |     if he, on his part, would cease to annoy them by his continual
 3    2, 11  |    and again adjured lblis to cease his arguments and tell plainly
 4    3, 17  | weeping ceases; ~If I weep, I cease to praise and magnify thee."~
 5    4, 2   |    Press on like a lover, and cease vain words, O son!~In the
 6    4, 9   |      shadows in the disciples cease,~They know the reason of
 7    5, 13  |    Thee!~Yet Thy slaves never cease devising images of Thee;~
 8    6, Prol|   full moon on a bright night cease shining~Because of the howling
 9    6, 2   |     house and home;~How can I cease wailing while Thou oppressest
10    6, 5   |   present and the future they cease to shrink from death and