Chapter

 1 II     |       the law of sin, and opened mine eyes to discern good from
 2 II     |          veil of sin lifted from mine heart, and the dullness,
 3 II     |         brothers, my friends and mine acquaintances. But from
 4 V      |            What is the reason of mine imprisonment here? Wily
 5 V      |        sights hitherto unseen by mine eyes." ~Grieved was the
 6 VI     |        by the certain witness of mine own eyes, I may not carry
 7 VI     |          and goodly word, and in mine heart there is kindled fire,
 8 VIII   |         these words dropped upon mine ear, sweetest light entered
 9 XIII   |   homeward, and busy myself with mine own anxieties.' So the man
10 XIV    |         such wise was I devising mine estate, and establishing
11 XIV    |         estate, and establishing mine unstable mind, when I heard
12 XIV    |        of death, and hath opened mine eyes to see clearly that
13 XVI    |       house, and depart her from mine arms, for she is mine only
14 XVI    |       from mine arms, for she is mine only child.' 'But,' said
15 XVII   |         also fitly setteth forth mine own estate. Whence also
16 XVII   |       like going out.' ~"So from mine own nature, I am led by
17 XVIII  |         life." ~The elder said, "Mine age is, as I reckon, forty
18 XVIII  |      behoved me not to arrive in mine ordinary dress. If one had
19 XVIII  |    belonging to another, and don mine own again." ~Ioasaph therefore
20 XXI    |           nothing different from mine own." So the king's son
21 XXIV   |          report that soundeth in mine ears, and weareth away my
22 XXIV   |          taken away the light of mine eyes, and loosed the strength
23 XXIV   |         Thou art become a joy to mine enemies, and a laughing~
24 XXIV   |          and a laughing~stock to mine adversaries. With untutored
25 XXIV   |   counsel of the malicious above mine; thou hast forsaken the
26 XXIV   |         the staff and support of mine old age, and leave thee,
27 XXIV   |          my father, hast brought mine affairs to light, hear the
28 XXIV   |         thy madness to fall upon mine own pate. Rightly prophesied
29 XXV    |         I often expose myself in mine expeditions against my foes,
30 XXV    |       Galileans were better than mine own? But, if thou condemnest
31 XXVI   |     speedily will I avenge me of mine injury; with mine own hands
32 XXVI   |          me of mine injury; with mine own hands will I quickly
33 XXVIII |          me this night, and take mine to thyself. But if both
34 XXVIII |         both sides be with thee, mine advocate in tribulation
35 XXX    |        to fall into the hands of mine enemies, and let not them
36 XXX    |         met with many volumes in mine own country, and have heard
37 XXX    |      small and trivial desire of mine, if thou art in very truth
38 XXX    | confounded for ever; neither let mine enemies triumph over me,
39 XXXII  |          your doings from before mine eyes; cease to do evil:
40 XXXIV  |      despair at the multitude of mine offences, because I am now
41 XXXV   |      clean: put away from before mine eyes the wickedness of your
42 XXXV   |          not child of me, but of mine heavenly Father, with what
43 XXXVI  |         thy back and lay it upon mine? If it be good to be king,
44 XXXVII |        voice, saying, "Lord, let mine eyes never again see the
45 XXXVII |       present vanities, but fill mine eyes with spiritual tears;
46 XXXVII |         shall see my desire upon mine enemies. I shall go upon
47 XXXVII |         the might of Christ. Let mine enemies be ashamed and turned
48 XXXVIII|      Because of the multitude of mine offences, deprive me not
49 XXXIX  |       reason of the multitude of mine ignorances. ~"So do thou,
50 XXXIX  |         not so far lengthened as mine, yet must thou approach
51 XXXIX  |        fulfil the course of this mine earthly pilgrimage in thy
52 XL     |         the right way because of mine enemies. Deliver me not
53 XL     |          receive reward equal to mine, that have laboured so much?"