Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,      0|    reproach herself for having turned her eyes to earth." Such
 2   2,     32  |        you a Bridge, not being turned back by any contrary wind
 3   2,     41  |     beloved one's conversation turned aside from him, or himself
 4   3,     18  |       she longed to serve Him, turned the eye of His benignity
 5   3,     31  |     but in so far as they have turned their affections towards
 6   3,     32  | wounded with great bitterness, turned herself to the Supreme and
 7   4,      5  |    perfect who have afterwards turned back, or remained in the
 8   4,      5  |      transgress its vows, have turned it into a desert and defiled
 9   4,      5  |   never slackened his pace nor turned his head back, though he
10   4,     11  |        work of Your hands, nor turned Your face from me, nor despised
11 Lette,      0|      the other. After this she turned to certain of her sons,
12 Lette,      0|        finally to me, and then turned herself straightway to prayer. ~