Book, Part, Chapter

 1   vis, vis2, 1 |      that old woman, whom I had seen the year before, walking
 2   vis, vis3, 1 |       young men whom I had also seen before; and she stood behind
 3   vis, vis3, 3 |         is the use of my having seen all this, while I do not
 4   vis, vis3, 10|       than those which you have seen?" I answered and said to
 5   vis, vis4, 1 |       by the Lord, and who have seen such glorious sights?" I
 6   sim, sim3, 1 |        are alike, and it is not seen which are dead and which
 7   sim, sim5, 4 |       not explain, I shall have seen to no purpose, not understanding
 8   sim, sim6, 1 |         Lord for all that I had seen, and reflecting on the commandments,
 9   sim, sim7, 1 |         plain where I had also. seen the shepherds; and he said
10   sim, sim8, 1 |        tree was sound, as I had seen it at first. And I marvelled
11   sim, sim8, 1 |         and when you shall have seen everything, then it will
12   sim, sim8, 2 |       the branches could not be seen for the water; and after
13   sim, sim9, 2 | cheerful and eager. After I had seen these things, I marvelled
14   sim, sim9, 13| beautiful in appearance. Having seen these women, they desired
15   sim, sim9, 18|        have known God, and have seen His mighty works, and still