Book, Part, Chapter

 1   vis, vis1, 1 | thinking how magnificent, and beautiful, and powerful they are,
 2   vis, vis3, 10|      youthful and exquisitely beautiful, except only that she had
 3   vis, vis3, 13|     joyful, and her shape was beautiful. For, just as when some
 4   com, com10, 1|      become dried up. Even as beautiful vines, when they are neglected,
 5   sim, sim5, 2 | vineyard, and it will be more beautiful when dug up; and being free
 6   sim, sim5, 2 |     that vineyard became very beautiful and fruitful, Having no
 7   sim, sim9, 1 |   mountain in itself was very beautiful.~
 8   sim, sim9, 9 |       women were called, very beautiful in form, clothed in black,
 9   sim, sim9, 10|      became cheerful and very beautiful. Says the Shepherd to me, "
10   sim, sim9, 13|   their hair dishevelled, and beautiful in appearance. Having seen