Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VII   |       of the exhibition, yet, oh shame! even the mother will
 2      1, VIII  |    Such a one is looked upon--oh shame! and looked upon with
 3      1, IX    |                           IX.~Oh, if placed on that lofty
 4      1, XII   | rather than their master. And oh, the odious blindness of
 5      1, XII   |       from possessing it; and oh, what a marvellous perversion
 6      8, II    |       with its glorious gore. Oh, what a spectacle was that
 7     20, III   | ministry of the purpled ones. Oh, happy are you, even sleeping
 8     51, XXVIII|                   XXVIII.~And oh, mockery of a deceived fraternity!
 9     51, XXVIII|     of a deceived fraternity! Oh, vain deception of miserable
10     51, XXVIII|       and senseless mourners! Oh, ineffectual and profitless
11     54, XV    |      the Lord be with them.") Oh, if you could, dearest brother,
12     76, II    |     glorify them for a crown. Oh feet blessedly bound, which
13     76, II    |    the smith but by the Lord! Oh feet blessedly bound, which
14     76, II    |      in the way of salvation! Oh feet bound for the present
15     76, II    |    always free with the Lord! Oh feet, lingering for a while