Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |         are our own thought and speech makes our language ~something
 2   1,2,2  |          creatures. The gift of speech gave him the opportunity
 3   1,2,4  |  pointed out that “I am slow of speech and of tongue” (Exod. 4:
 4   1,4,7  |       truthfulness, almsgiving, speech, prayer, wisdom, trusting
 5   1,4,7  |        15; ~34:18-19; 38:16. ~ ~Speech: A word fitly spoken is
 6   1,4,7  |   tongue (Sir. ~28:18). Let thy speech be short, comprehending
 7   1,5,5  |         wonderful Child (8-9), ~speech about Assyria (10), the
 8   1,5,5  |     Samaria and ~Damascus (17), speech about Ethiopia and Egypt (
 9   1,5,5  |       vineyard continued (27), ~speech about Samaria and Jerusalem (
10   1,5,5  |   Easter, or .I have ~heard thy speech, and was afraid. His glory
11   1,5,5  | disposition, perceivable in his speech, made his ~book a remarkable
12   1,5,5  |      symbolism of the prophet's speech made the understanding of
13   1,5,5  |     king of Tyre (see a similar speech about anti-~christ in Isaiah
14   1,Add,0|        in the organism of human speech. Thus it becomes ~possible
15   1,Add,1|     unadulterated and incorrupt speech. For these also preserve
16   2,2,5  |      such detail the~accusatory speech of the Lord against the
17   2,3,3  |        Church by making a fiery speech on Pentecost and converting