Book, Chapter

 1       I, I   |        over thee." And do you not know that you are (each) an Eve? [
 2       I, VI  |           only edifice which they know how to rear is this silly
 3       I, VI  |     muscle. For let me add that I know conchs (which axe) sweet
 4      II, I   |      absent, because in those who know not God, the Guardian and
 5      II, II  |          as Ourself.~[1] You must know that in the eye of perfect,
 6      II, II  |          personal grace (which we know to be naturally the inviter
 7      II, II  |      commission of fornication, I know not whether He allows impunity
 8      II, II  | comeliness, it is time for you to know that not merely must the
 9      II, V   |          evil one? (If he do, ) I know not whether this name (of "
10      II, VII |         beside which, you affix I know not what enormities of subtle
11      II, IX  |         so honourable, and (as we know) permitted? Are there not
12      II, X   |         steel! ---- should hang I know not what (precious) grains,
13      II, XIII|         It is Not Enough that God Know Us to Be Chaste: We Must
14      II, XIII|         the heart." (That) we all know; provided, however, we remember
15      II, XIII|       discarded. [4] Otherwise, I know not whether the wrist that
16      II, XIII|      hardness of its own chain! I know not whether the leg that