Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  17| hurried breathing from their mouth, and by reason of their
 2   I,  21|     give orders that in your mouth the products of the earth
 3   I,  26|      himself to be so by the mouth of a thousand prophets?
 4   I,  51|    either by the word of his mouth or the touch of his hand?
 5   I,  51|      licence be given by the mouth of one reared on the vulgar
 6  II,  12|     blown into pieces by the mouth of Peter, and vanish when
 7  II,  21|       and shall not open her mouth and lips to speak at all,
 8  II,  23|     would he not with gaping mouth shout something indistinctly,
 9  II,  42|      to do violence to their mouth even?
10 III,  18|      are poured forth from a mouth, that He has lips and teeth,
11   V,  41|     to defile the tongue and mouth with foul contagion. But,
12  VI,  10|     tongue out of his gaping mouth. But if, indeed, this is
13 VII,  45|  food sought for with gaping mouth; he has a belly to receive
14 VII,  46| various colours; if it had a mouth bristling with fangs, and