Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1   II,  2, 2|      territory, it will be very idle to say that the world was
2   II, 19, 2|        Himself thus: "For every idle word that men speak, they
3   II, 19, 2|        who fill men's ears with idle talk, shall, when they stand
4   II, 30, 4|      their instrumentality,--an idle conception, owing their
5   II, 30, 5|         other of which remained idle and useless, never being
6   II, 30, 5| maintain that this useless, and idle, and unemployed tool was
7   II, 31, 1|     longer have to endure their idle loquaciousness.~2.
8   IV, 16, 5|         Lord says, "As to every idle word that men have spoken,
9   IV, 28, 2|         evil thoughts, and from idle words, and empty talk, and