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1 2 |         himself the more delicate food he had been accustomed to,
2 7 | unceasingly on this most pleasant food: he explained St. Paul's
3 37|      praised; I ask for my soul's food from that city wherein I
4 43|            so as to gather thence food for their souls.~
5 51|           mind with more delicate food. Thus he says of the Book
6 59|       pleasure found herein? What food, what honey could be sweeter
7 59|         when shut, to receive our food from the Trinity of Persons,